Packaging ASP.NET ASPX Pages into a separate Assembly

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 18 Oct 2006 | View original

As part of the resource provider Im building there are a few administration pages that are used to provide runtime resource editing features to the application. The idea is that on a page the user can click a link to see all resources on a page and pop up a form to edit the resources and update them. The interface from a simple sample form looks something like this:     All of that works just fine, but Im wondering how to best package these pages. At the moment what I do is stick the admin...

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