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Simon Harris
Hi All,
In the scenario of an Intranet site with some 50 applications, I am trying
to work out the best way to achieve the following:
- Global shared classes, which can be used in any application
- Ditto for user controls
Things I'm not clear on are:
- How to achieve the above
- Do we have, 1 solution file, then multiple projects within it, or a
solution file for each application, or 1 solution, with 1 project that does
everything?
- I remember from the course I recently did, the guy mentioned the global
assemmbly cache - Is this where our shared classes go? Are these then
available to all ASPX pages on the server?
I know this is all a bit vague! Hope someone can advise.
Regards,
Simon.
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In the scenario of an Intranet site with some 50 applications, I am trying
to work out the best way to achieve the following:
- Global shared classes, which can be used in any application
- Ditto for user controls
Things I'm not clear on are:
- How to achieve the above
- Do we have, 1 solution file, then multiple projects within it, or a
solution file for each application, or 1 solution, with 1 project that does
everything?
- I remember from the course I recently did, the guy mentioned the global
assemmbly cache - Is this where our shared classes go? Are these then
available to all ASPX pages on the server?
I know this is all a bit vague! Hope someone can advise.
Regards,
Simon.
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