Hello

I am trying to follow the modular approach in building my own VS.NET web application.

I create a new solution and add a web project. This creates a project in a web folder within http://localhost.

I then add the class libraries which reside within the actualy physical project folder ...Username/My Documents/Visual Studio Projects/ProjectName

This means that the web project needs to integrate the file structure of Class projects with the main web project that reside in two different folders (e.g. hence issues with namespaces).

Can anyone recommend what I should be doing? If obvious, some outline details of how to get these folders to integrate would be much appreciated.

3Moose.

Why do you want to put everything under the "My documents" paths - that's real hard to manage. Do you have the book about ThePhile? have you checked out it's folder organization?

1. Start with a main folder on drive C, Make this into a virtual directory, or change IIS root to point here (if you don't understand what this means, then don't do it)
2. Put other project folders under this main dir

Namespaces are NOT inherantly tied to foldernames, although a lot of us like to line them up to minimize confusion. The C# code for ThePhile doesn't have them lined up, but the guy who did the VB.NET port did reorganize them so they line up.

Eric

Thanks for your post - after about 18 hours (really... *18*) I got to the same conclusion and this approach makes the most sense.

I just took a copy of each folder and file, put it into the web root folder of my project and opened them into my VS.NET Solution.

Thanks for your help... really grateful!