Re: Can I have a global.asax just for an application?

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It's not a problem unless either site needs access to the Application State
of the other site.

No they don't. The problem is that when I move the global.asax from the root folder to the subfolder (which is set up as an application in IIS), the file is ignored and the code in the Application_BeginRequest event handler isn't called.

It sounds like it should be called. Any idea why it isn't? Thanks for the reply.

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Alan Silver
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