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ASP.Net Version/Build Number

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c#

.net

asp.net

I have a ASP.Net (.net 3.5/c#) and I want to display a version number / build number and date. What is the best way in controling this and is it possible to auto incriment the numbers on build?

What is the standard for version numbers & build number?

Im using VS 2008 how would I get the data and assign to a string value so I can show in the footer of the webpage?

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MartGriff Avatar asked Jul 22 '09 21:07

MartGriff


2 Answers

If you're using a Web Application Project - you could do it like this...

Assembly web = Assembly.Load("App_Code");
AssemblyName webName = web.GetName();

string myVersion = webName.Version.ToString();

If you're using a Web Site project - nearly the same...

Assembly web = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
AssemblyName webName = web.GetName();

string myVersion = webName.Version.ToString();
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Scott Ivey Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 18:10

Scott Ivey


You can set the first two parts of the version number, and leave a wildcard for the compiler to autocomplete the last two parts, by editing the GlobalAssemblyInfo.cs like so:

[assembly:AssemblyFileVersion("1.0.*")]

It autocompletes the last two parts with a number of days since 1st Jan 2000, and the number of seconds since midnight. This may help with the second part of your query to display the date/time the version was built.

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PaulG Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 20:10

PaulG