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I have a schema file in a asp.net mvc 2.0 application that is a .net 4.0
I am using visual studios 2010 ultimate and I am using their publish button.
When I publish my solution the folder that contains my xml schema gets excluded. I don’t know why it’s doing this but I don’t want this to happen. Is there a setting I can set?
You can set the file properties of your .xsd to ensure they’re part of the build and publish. They’ll need to be marked as Content. The sub-directory needs no modification, just the .xsd.
Perform a publish operation, and your folder and .xsd are included in the publish artifacts. In this test, I published to a local directory named mvc-test-output. All MVC output and the .xsd and its subdirectory were published.