Re: Web Projects in VS 2005

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Toby,

I don't think this behavior has changed from 1.x. The only difference is
that in 1.x you HAD TO create a virtual directory in order for hosting a Web
project/Web Control project whereas in VS 2005 the default of using file
based projects don't use or respect virtual directory boundaries.

You can still do this in VS.NET 2005 by opening the project as a Web Project
from the Web as opposed to opening as a file based project. When you do
ASP.NET recognizes Virtual boundaries and separates the projects as I think
you are looking for.


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"TobyRiley" <TobyRiley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:A18A94FF-D9F0-418E-851A-9CA9EC18EB15@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>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


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