Web application defined?

From: Ian (ianinmalaga_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/01/04 

Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2004 21:06:17 +0200

Hi there,

I have been learning c# for a while now, although mainly the language and I
am little confused about the completed picture.

I am creating a website, part of it is standard html files, some are aspx
files without any code behind files but inline coding and others are proper
aspx files with code behind.

I am of course creating standard html files using dreamweaver as this is my
preference.

Can anyone explain what the standard way of creating a so called "web
application" i.e. should I create several web application for each part of
my website which consists of code or should the complete website also be
wrapped within a web application.

i.e. The webapplication is VS would also consist of html..??

I hope I have explained it correctly, as you can see I am a little
confused...

Any help or guidance would be really appreciated

Thanks

Ian

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