I want to create a class that my whole asp.net application can use,
sort of like how the App_Code folder works. But the problem, with
App_Code, is that it sits on the site root, so any changes you make to
it affects ALL the code in your site which might break production
code.

I would like to create two seperate App_Code type folders within both
my debug and release folders. Is that possible?

Eggie then you can create another project and do you cs class thing in there
and compile it to an assembly
Patrick
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>I want to create a class that my whole asp.net application can use,
> sort of like how the App_Code folder works. But the problem, with
> App_Code, is that it sits on the site root, so any changes you make to
> it affects ALL the code in your site which might break production
> code.
>
> I would like to create two seperate App_Code type folders within both
> my debug and release folders. Is that possible?
>