If you actualy deploy your application it will create the "real"
assemblies which will then have a fixed name. For example if in the
App_Code folder you had a sub folder
named Utility
\App_Code
\Utility
The assembly's name will be "App_SubCode_Utility.dll" located in the
bin folder.
So during developemnt you would not utilize this section in the
web.config, but at deployment time you would include the section with
the real assembly names.
I hope this helps,
John Lichina
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