Re: How to separate an ASP.NET application
Mark Aurit <[email protected]> Fri, 11 Jan 2008 06:59:41 -0800
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My solutions generally consist of multiple projects - a web app with
only the functionality (pages, classes, etc) required to place its logic
on the web, and other projects that might consist of console apps,
winform apps, etc. And a project of classes that contains statics,
enums, business objects, etc. The various apps all utilize the project
of classes.
solution
web app project
console app project
winform project
shared classes project
Claude Petit wrote:
> Hi, I want to know how I can divide code for different client setup. The
> problem is I have a big application and I need to make packages to respond
> to client neeeds. By exemple, a client might just need something (some
> functionalities in an ASP.NET page), and it doesn't require something else
> (some other functionalities in an ASP.NET page). This way, I could invoice
> them for only what they need. I just want a way on how to make that. Tanks.
>
> Claude Petit
>
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