hi,
I have two asp.net project, and one is the main project, the other one
is accessorial project, like a tool for the main project. I am planning
to find a webhost provider and put the main project there. But can I
put the other project there too? I would hope it work in this way....
http://www.mydomain.com -> my main project
http://www.mydomain.com/tool -> point to the other project,
But on my machine, current the file structure is like this:
wwwroot/mainproject/bin
wwwroot/mainproject/web.config
wwwroot/mainproject/......

wwwroot/secondproject/bin
wwwroot/secondproject/web.config
wwwroot/secondproject/......

They have their own web.config files.
Can I do this with one account on web host provider? Becuase they only
give me one root folder, I only can have one bin folder, one web.config
file. Is this right?

Thanks.

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> I have two asp.net project, and one is the main project, the other one
> is accessorial project, like a tool for the main project. I am planning
> to find a webhost provider and put the main project there. But can I
> put the other project there too? I would hope it work in this way....
> http://www.mydomain.com -> my main project
> http://www.mydomain.com/tool -> point to the other project,
> But on my machine, current the file structure is like this:
> wwwroot/mainproject/bin
> wwwroot/mainproject/web.config
> wwwroot/mainproject/......
>
> wwwroot/secondproject/bin
> wwwroot/secondproject/web.config
> wwwroot/secondproject/......
>
> They have their own web.config files.

> Can I do this with one account on web host provider? Becuase they only
> give me one root folder, I only can have one bin folder, one web.config
> file. Is this right?

Assuming you're using Visual Studio.NET, I think the easiest thing to do
would be to do the following:

1) create a new folder called wwwroot/mainproject/tool

2) add all the files from wwwroot/secondproject into
wwwroot/mainproject/tool

3) add any appSettings etc from the subproject's web.config into the main
project's web.config

Yes, thanks Mark.
I tried yesterday, and IIS only allow one web.config file for one
virtual directory. And also, I think it only allow one bin folder. So I
have to put the dll to the main project's bin folder too.
Thanks.