I am kind of new to this but here is my question.



I created an ASP application with global.asa in a root directory and some 

subdirectories underneath. No problem.



But now I have to create an application out of some existing directories, 

all of which are on the same "level", meaning there is no real root 

directory. Other than creating a root directory and putting all these 

under it, is there a way that I can have an application where all 

directories are on the same level and if so where would the global.asa go 

and how would it know which directories are in the application?



Thank you!

No - you have to group them together within one overall directory if you

want them to use the same global.asa



-----Original Message-----

From: Steven Reule [mailto:Steven.Reule@d...]

Sent: 07 December 2001 17:47

To: ASP Web HowTo

Subject: [asp_web_howto] Applications







I am kind of new to this but here is my question. 



I created an ASP application with global.asa in a root directory and some

subdirectories underneath. No problem. 



But now I have to create an application out of some existing directories,

all of which are on the same "level", meaning there is no real root

directory. Other than creating a root directory and putting all these under

it, is there a way that I can have an application where all directories are

on the same level and if so where would the global.asa go and how would it

know which directories are in the application?



Thank you!








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