I'm looking for a way to organize my VS.NET projects to facilitate the use of a "core" ASP.NET library over several ASP.NET projects. The core library will be:
1. managed classes (business objects) 2. WebForms - ASPX/codebehind 3. User Controls - ASCX/codebehind files 4. images referenced from 2 and 3 5. web.config file 6. static HTML It appears to me that VS.NET likes it when you build 1 ASP.NET project that handles all the ASP.NET stuff and reference other assemblies to get other managed classes. But its difficult to reuse say an common login.aspx form across all your apps... Or isn't it? Any ideas? How are you guys setting up your large ASP.NET projects? How does VSS work with your solution? BTW, I know all about NAnt but that isn't what I'm after for now. I'm trying to get a very simple approach that works right out of the box. Thanks Jim You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
