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Where are the generated bundle files placed?

 bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/jqueryall")
   .IncludeDirectory("~/scripts/", "*.js", true)
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There are no files, bundles are stored in-memory.

Can you please explain why you expect the bundles to be files? :-)

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  • Thanks; I'm marking your response as the answer because of the supporting links – Breakskater Sep 25 '13 at 16:25
  • Thanks. If you can explain your original problem (why you need access to the file), you can start a new question with it if you want, perhaps there's another solution to it. :-) – CodeCaster Sep 25 '13 at 21:54
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They are bundled up dynamically (in Memory I assume) and served to the client being sent down to the client as a single item (you should the single JS file see it if you use fiddler of F12 => Network).

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  • Thanks. I would mark your answer as correct as well but I can only check one and your's seemed to lack certainty. I did use the Developer Tools Network and Scripts tab and I did see the url to the script but I was wondering if there was a physical file used on the server to generate the response. – Breakskater Sep 25 '13 at 16:30