Place of web.config

R

reidarT

I have a web application conected to a sql database.
When I publish this site I get one file in the bin directory, the web.config
file and the aspx.files
in the application folder.
As I understand it:
My web is at www.myweb.no and
the web.config-file is located on the root
On this root directory the bin folder is located.
In the bin folder is the compiled dll-file containing the vb-code to each
aspx-file.
My application is located as www.myweb.no/MyApplication1
There should be no web.config-file in this folder.
And there should be no bin-folder in the application folder.

reidarT
 
G

Guest

huh ??
My application is located as www.myweb.no/MyApplication1
There should be no web.config-file in this folder.
And there should be no bin-folder in the application folder.

if you create an application in a root web , well then a web config and bin
folder are totally valid

even better a web config file might be valid in every sub directory as it is
inheritance based , i for a fact have a website that uses forms
authentication
however some directory`s have there own custom security , i do this with
seperate config files

but ..... what is exactly your question ???

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
 
G

Guest

I have a web application conected to a sql database.
When I publish this site I get one file in the bin directory, the
web.config file and the aspx.files
in the application folder.
As I understand it:
My web is at www.myweb.no and
the web.config-file is located on the root
On this root directory the bin folder is located.
In the bin folder is the compiled dll-file containing the vb-code to
each aspx-file.
My application is located as www.myweb.no/MyApplication1
There should be no web.config-file in this folder.
And there should be no bin-folder in the application folder.


Files should be places:


\AppDirectory
\AppDirectory\Bin\*.dlls
\AppDirectory\Web.config
 

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