我认为你想要使用的是aspnet_compiler
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC>aspnet_compiler -?
Utility to precompile an ASP.NET application
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Usage:
aspnet_compiler [-?] [-m metabasePath | -v virtualPath [-p physicalDir]]
[[-u] [-f] [-d] [-fixednames] targetDir] [-c]
[[-keyfile file | -keycontainer container]
[-aptca] [-delaySign]]
[-errorstack]
-? Prints this help text.
-m The full IIS metabase path of the application. This switch cannot
be combined with the -v or -p switches.
-v The virtual path of the application to be compiled (e.g.
"/MyApp"). If -p is specified, the physical path is used to
locate the application. Otherwise, the IIS metabase is used, and
the application is assumed to be in the default site (under
"/LM/W3SVC/1/Root"). This switch cannot be combined with the -m
switch.
-p The physical path of the application to be compiled. If -p is
missing, the IIS metabase is used to locate the app. This switch
must be combined with -v.
-u If specified, the precompiled application is updatable.
-f Overwrites the target directory if it already exists. Existing
contents are lost.
-d If specified, the debug information is emitted during
compilation.
targetDir The physical path to which the application is compiled. If not
specified, the application is precompiled in-place.
-c If specified, the precompiled application is fully rebuilt. Any
previously compiled components will be re-compiled. This option
is always enabled when targetDir is specified.
-keyfile The physical path to the strong name key file.
-keycontainer Specifies a strong name key container.
-aptca If specified, the strong-name assembly will allow partially
trusted callers.
-delaysign If specified, the assembly is not fully signed when created.
-fixednames If specified, the compiled assemblies will be given fixed names.
-nologo Suppress compiler copyright message.
-errorstack Shows extra debugging information that can help debug certain
conditions.
Examples:
The following two commands are equivalent, and rely on the IIS metabase. The
compiled application is deployed to c:\MyTarget:
aspnet_compiler -m /LM/W3SVC/1/Root/MyApp c:\MyTarget
aspnet_compiler -v /MyApp c:\MyTarget
The following command compiles the application /MyApp in-place. The effect is
that no more compilations will be needed when HTTP requests are sent to it:
aspnet_compiler -v /MyApp
The following command does *not* rely on the IIS metabase, as it explicitly
specifies the physical source directory of the application:
aspnet_compiler -v /MyApp -p c:\myapp c:\MyTarget