Best Practice Question

Hi,

We've been having a discussion on best practice here for referenced DLLs but
havn't come to a clear decision.

I recommended that when we reference a third party DLL (such as ItextSharp)
in an ASP.Net project, we create a folder called "Referenced DLLs" in the
project and add the DLLs into that folder and into the project, ensureing
that the BuildAction property for the file is set to None.

I think its a good idea because everything is in SourceSafe. and the project
becomes self contained.

Can anyone see anything wrong with this idea?



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