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Asp .net folders and web.config
This document provides an overview of ASP.NET folder structures and the web.config file. It describes the purpose and content of common folders like App_Code, Bin, App_Data, App_Theme, and resource folders. It also explains the hierarchy and sections of the web.config file for configuration settings. Maintaining files and resources in organized ASP.NET folders allows applications to dynamically compile and reference items as needed.
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- 6. Overview - ASP.NETFolders • ASP.NET 2.0 uses a file-based approach. • we can add files and folders using the Add Items option.
- 7. • Can addas many files and folders as we like. • Dynamically compile them when required. i.e, uses a predefined folder structure containing the files, to compile them dynamically.
- 8. Advantages of ASP.NETApplication Folders • Maintain resources in an organized manner. • All files and folders are accessible through the application. • We can add as many files as required • Files are compiled dynamically when required
- 9. Different Types ofApplication Folder • • • • • • • App_Code Folders Bin Folders App_Data Folders App_Theme Folders App_Browser Folders App_WebReference Folders Resources Folders – App_LocalResource Folders – App_GlobalResource Folders
- 10. App_Code Folder • App_CodeFolder stores classes, typed data sets, etc. • All items stored in App_Code are automatically accessible throughout the application. • If we store any class files (like .cs or .vb) it compiles them automatically.
- 11. • We canadd an App_Code folder, by Solution File → right click → Add ASP.NET Folder → App_Code.
- 12. • ASP.NET allowsyou to add an App_Code folder only once. • Can add new items like classes, text and xml files into the App_Code folder.
- 13. • Items enteredin App_Code folder is accessible throughout the application. • If we store different classes like .cs or .vb in the same folder. it will give following compilation error:
- 14. • We haveto create separate folders for C# and for VB or other classes.
- 15. Bin Folder • Containscompiled assemblies (.dll files) for controls, components, or other code • Can access those as a reference from anywhere of our web application. • ASP.NET recognizes the presence of DLLs inside the Bin Folder. • Keeping .pdb files inside Bin folder helps us in debugging. • Main limitation-scope is limited to the current application. • They cannot access any code outside of current web application.
- 17. App_Data Folder • • • • Used asa data storage for the web application. Can store files such as .mdf, .mdb, and XML. Manages all of your application's data. Any file you place in it won't be downloadable.
- 18. App_Theme Folder • togive your web sites a consistent look. • When we add an App_Theme folder, a subfolder with name Theme1 will be automatically created. • An App_Theme folder can contain two subfolders; – one for CSS files. – other for skin files.
- 20. • We couldselect the theme from aspx page.
- 21. App_Browser Folder • App_Browserfolder contains browser information files (.browser files). • used to identify the browser and browser capabilities.
- 22. App_WebReference Folder • Containreferences to any web services. • Contains reference contract files (.wsdl files), schemas (.xsd files), and discovery document files (.disco and .discomap files) that let you create a Web reference
- 23. Resources Folders • Themain purpose of resource files is localization of the web application. • There are two type of resources: – Local resources – Global resources
- 24. App_LocalResource Folder • Containsresources (.resx and .resources files) that are associated with a specific page, user control, or master page in an application.
- 25. App_GlobalResource Folder • canbe read from any page or code that is anywhere in the web site. • We should use theApp_GlobalResource folder when we need a single resource for multiple web pages.
- 26. web.config • ASP.NET Web.configallows you to define or revise the configuration settings. • Web.config files are stored in XML format. • Can have any number of Web.config files for an application. • All the Web.config files inherit the root Web.config file available at the following location. i.e, systemrootMicrosoft.NETFrameworkversionNu mberCONFIGWeb.config location
- 27. • IIS isconfigured in such a way that it prevents the Web.config file access from the browser. • The changes in Web.config don’t require the reboot of the web server.
- 28. Hierarchy of theWeb.config file.
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- 30. Custom Error Settings Exampleerror status code: •400 Bad Request •401 Unauthorized •404 Not Found •408 Request Timeout Location Settings
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- 34. connectionStrings • allows youto store multiple connection strings that are used in the application.
- 35. ConfigSections • Used tocreate your own custom configuration section that can be used with the web.configfile.
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