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I'm using following command to compile a project using msbuild with pre compile enabled msbuild C:\WebGoat.NET-master\WebGoat\WebGoat.NET.csproj /p:OutputPath=bin /p:DeployOnBuild=true /p:WebPublishMethod="FileSystem";PrecompileBeforePublish=true;EnableUpdateable=false;DebugSymbols=true /p:UseMerge=true;WDPMergeOption="MergeAllOutputsToASingleAssembly";SingleAssemblyName="ContosoWebPrecompiled" Build is getting failed with following error message "C:\WebGoat.NET-master\WebGoat\WebGoat.NET.csproj" (default target) (1) -> (GenerateAssemblyInfoFromExistingAssembleInfo target) -> C:\Program Files

Problem Our deployed application has development dependencies in it. We have a lot of development dependencies. This increases the artifact size and the memory consumption in production, as all those dependencies are require 'd. Most instances are deployed in the cloud, so more memory = more money for larger instances. We would like to reduce the size/memory and make a more clear separation between the deployed artifact and the development environment. A particular focus is the need for therubyrhino in production environments even though our assets are precompiled. Context This question has

I have a Rails 3.2 app running on Heroku, and it uses CKEditor. Now, CKEditor is a pretty large collection of files and folders, and is probably the biggest contributor to the time it takes to precompile assets. A regular push to Heroku takes well over a minute on the assets:precompile step. So I now precompile locally, and only when I've made edits, before I push to Heroku, to shorten deploy times. However, my poor old Windows laptop easily breaks 15 minutes for rake assets:precompile. This makes it a huge pain to make minor edits or additions to js or css files. I do have config.assets

The title is pretty straightforward. I would like to know if there is any possibility of seeing the compiled jsp (the servlet generated) directly into eclipse. Without deploying onto any server. If you work with JSPs, I suggest to buy MyEclipse since it can compile JSPs and show you problems (compile errors, etc) in the editor. Eclipse 3.6 also works but JSP support is much better in MyEclipse. If you just want to compile the JSPs, then have a look at Maven . With the help of the JSPC Plugin , you can compile the JSPs into Java code and then add this source folder to your project. For

Background I'm using StackExchange.Precompilation to implement aspect-oriented programming in C#. See my repository on GitHub. The basic idea is that client code will be able to place custom attributes on members, and the precompiler will perform syntax transformations on any members with those attributes. A simple example is the NonNullAttribute I created. When NonNullAttribute is placed on a parameter p , the precompiler will insert if (Object.Equals(p, null)) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(p)); at the beginning of the method body. Diagnostics are awesome... I would like to make it