Deploy WSP without IISRESET

Hi Team,
I have a WSP with multiple Visual Web Parts with the custom code of .NET. I want to deploy the same on Production Server with Zero DownTime, without RESET the IIS. Please help me out??
Regards Sourabh Soni

hi!
do you have the source code? in the source code when you open the package you can set the property "Reset Web Server" to false.
As the custom code gets deployed to the GAC, the webserver won´t recognize the new dll without a iis-reset. So at the end nethertheless you need to make an iis-reset.
I dont know what your webparts are doing,  but when its possible to create a sandboxed solution you can add them without iis-reset to a site collection.
Plan a short downtime for deployment. Max. 5 minutes of being offline every company will survive.
br,
ronald

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