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I have a .NET 2.0, precompiled and deployed web site. I have decompiled the site and added new functionality to a ‘dev branch’ of the site. I now need to upgrade the site to .NET 3.5, so that the new features can function, and add the new features to the ‘production’ site.
How can I go about this merge of features into the ‘production’ site? I have several C# classes, new pages, and uncompiled source code for existing pages.
It is best to deploy the decompiled site under 3.5, but keep most 2.0 decompiled pages, and above all, replace web.config with the 3.5 version. web.config seldom affects serving of regular (aspx) pages, so replacing it to get 3.5 has very little impact.