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I'm deploying an ASP.NET application to a locked down Production environment. Pushing assemblies (satellite resource assemblies included) into this environment has process associated with it, but copying non-assemblies to the environment does not.
On an ASP.NET web site project, can I update a .resx file without recompiling?
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You do not need to deploy . resx file with your application.
resx file? If so, go to project properties, then the "Resources" tab, and there should be a big link to click to regenerate it.
A . resx file contains a standard set of header information that describes the format of the resource entries, and specifies the versioning information for the XML code that parses the data. These files contain all the strings, labels, captions, and titles for all text in the three IBM Cognos Office components.
You can use application resource files (. resx) to efficiently create a localizable Microsoft ASP.NET Web application. By using resource files, you can store localized values for controls. The localized values are based on a user's language and culture.
I guess it depends on what your app is doing with them.
If you're pushing .resx files into the App_LocalResources folder of your website, they will be Just-In-Time compiled automatically as soon as you do that. So in this case you wouldn't have to recompile anything.
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