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1/11/2008 1:56 AM
 

As far as I know the answer is no with DNN as it is out of the box.  DNN is setup as a WAP project and that is why you cannot compile it like you are suggesting.  The one option you do have would be to manually convert it to a WSP project and then you should be able to compule it like you could with the pre 4.0 code.  I understand the reson to not have code on your server, but this is not different than old asp and having code in those pages.  The only difference is the code is seperated from the actual page. 

 
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