>>If you have an (ASP.NET) application running in a subfolder of a site, do you create a BIN in the sub-folder? Or all .DLLs go into the same (root) BIN folder?
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>>Example:
>>Site name: MyApplication Pages: MainPage.aspx, Page1.aspx, Page2.aspx and so on
>>Subfolder: \MyApplication\AddOnApp Pages: AddOnMain.aspx, AddOnPage1.aspx, and so on.
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>>So in VS 2012 I would have two solutions (independent of each other) and each will produce a DLL (MyApplication.DLL which will go into the MyApplication\BIN folder. The second solution (AddOnApp) will create another DLL (AddOnApp.dll). Would I need to create BIN under the AddOnApp for this DLL or it will go in root DLL?
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>You can name folders about anything you like. Dino Esposito has an excellent article about this in the current issue of CODE Magazine.
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http://www.codemag.com/Article/1405071Thank you for the link
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