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August 11, 2002 Compiling Hello World's Code Behind Version  Tips: August 2002
Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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One of the advantages of Code Behind is that the .NET framework compiles it automatically, when it detects a need for it. This need arises when the source code is fresher than the corresponding binary file. Sometimes, though, you need to know how to compile your Code Behind code by yourself. It will give you a great insight into how the .NET framework works. Once you have your code written, the next step is to compile it into a dll file in the bin directory underneath the working directory where you keep your code. When the Web server displays an ASP.NET page (.aspx), it searches all dll files in the bin directory for the namespaces that the ASP.NET page requires. When compiling the JScript .NET page (for example helloworld.aspx.js), you need to instruct the compiler to put the dll file in the bin directory:
dll file is not that important, because the Web server searches all dll files for the required namespace. The following Command Prompt window shows the code listing and the compilation stage:
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