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Jeff Tolman
I have some questions with regard to large-scale ASP.NET applications and
how they are configured. I've read article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307467&Product=aspnet
which tells how to configure several web applications under a single Master
app. I have a coupld of issues:
1. Whenever I try to copy the project via "Copy Project" the folder on the
web server gets set back to a web. At that point IIS then does not allow
access outside of the web folder, which was the whole purpose of this
configuration. Are there any examples of large-scale applications around?
2. Using this same configuration (Master and sub-folder apps), each app has
its own /bin directory with all of the DLLs that it requires. This results
in many /bin directories with the same DLLs in them. Is there anyway to get
around this? I'd much prefer to have a single DLL accessed from all the
apps (for obvious reasons).
3. In this configuration it appears that when searching for DLLs the IIS
looks in the Master app's /bin directory before the application's /bin
directory. Can anyone confirm this?
I know this is a lot, but if anyone can shed some light on this it would
help immensely!
Thanks to all!
Jeff Tolman
(e-mail address removed)
how they are configured. I've read article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307467&Product=aspnet
which tells how to configure several web applications under a single Master
app. I have a coupld of issues:
1. Whenever I try to copy the project via "Copy Project" the folder on the
web server gets set back to a web. At that point IIS then does not allow
access outside of the web folder, which was the whole purpose of this
configuration. Are there any examples of large-scale applications around?
2. Using this same configuration (Master and sub-folder apps), each app has
its own /bin directory with all of the DLLs that it requires. This results
in many /bin directories with the same DLLs in them. Is there anyway to get
around this? I'd much prefer to have a single DLL accessed from all the
apps (for obvious reasons).
3. In this configuration it appears that when searching for DLLs the IIS
looks in the Master app's /bin directory before the application's /bin
directory. Can anyone confirm this?
I know this is a lot, but if anyone can shed some light on this it would
help immensely!
Thanks to all!
Jeff Tolman
(e-mail address removed)