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I was reading the post from Scott Guthrie’s site
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/23/423409.aspx regarding sub
webs and I have a question. When I originally set up ASP.NET to use a modular
approach to web site development I followed the Q article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307467#5 where you
can create a root application then a sub web
i.e.
http://localhost/application1 (references project sharedcontrols, module1,
module2)
http://localhost/application1/module1 (references project sharedcontrols)
http://localhost/application1/module2 (references project sharedcontrols)
http://localhost/application1/sharedcontrols
None of the sub webs are applications as everything fall back to the root.
When using VS 2005 it seems impossible because a you cannot exclude sub webs
unless they are an application BUT if they are an application you get an
error - The virtual path #### maps to another application, which is not
allowed.
This seems like a complete catch 22. How do I share controls between apps on
a system with about 50 separate modules. I cannot treat them as separate
applications.
Any explanation or workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Toby
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/23/423409.aspx regarding sub
webs and I have a question. When I originally set up ASP.NET to use a modular
approach to web site development I followed the Q article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307467#5 where you
can create a root application then a sub web
i.e.
http://localhost/application1 (references project sharedcontrols, module1,
module2)
http://localhost/application1/module1 (references project sharedcontrols)
http://localhost/application1/module2 (references project sharedcontrols)
http://localhost/application1/sharedcontrols
None of the sub webs are applications as everything fall back to the root.
When using VS 2005 it seems impossible because a you cannot exclude sub webs
unless they are an application BUT if they are an application you get an
error - The virtual path #### maps to another application, which is not
allowed.
This seems like a complete catch 22. How do I share controls between apps on
a system with about 50 separate modules. I cannot treat them as separate
applications.
Any explanation or workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Toby