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Using Project Template Export to create a generic WAP Template

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 26 Mar 2007 | View original

I have a customer coming out tomorrow for a week long gig and as I was preparing for tomorrow's session I needed to set up new project. Starting up a new project and getting all the pieces into place for a Web application involves a fair amount of setup for me usually as I typically startup with a number of standard features plugged into the application, such configuration manager, error handling, logging, email administration (for admin emails) and a handful of other operations. There's also business...

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