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ASP.NET projects arent 'real' projects in VS.NET 2005

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 25 May 2005 | View original

In VS.NET 2005 ASP.NET projects are no longer real VS projects, but rather a mere directory representation. This has some advantages the most significant of which is that Webs can now open without the need of a Web Server or FrontPage extensions.   But it appears that this change also has some serious implications of how VS.NET treats your project resulting in different behavior for ASP.NET project files compared to other projects.     Problems with Root Webs and Sub Webs The...

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