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After publishing asp.net core, it will generate web.config. In this file, what is the difference of processPath=".\MyApplication.exe" or processPath=".\MyApplication.dll". When to use which one? |
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Won't work, as it's not a process -- "just a dll".
Is an application -- either self-contained or from .NET Core 3 onwards produced by the SDK, so that on windows you can run this exe instead of So coming back to the dll: ...
<aspNetCore processPath="dotnet" arguments=".\MyApplication.dll" ... />
...should be used if you don't want to use the exe. |
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Won't work, as it's not a process -- "just a dll".
Is an application -- either self-contained or from .NET Core 3 onwards produced by the SDK, so that on windows you can run this exe instead of
dotnet MyApplication.dll.So coming back to the dll:
should be used if you don't want to use the exe.