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Hi
I Created ASP.Net 2.0 Application using MVS 2005
Here is the default structure it created
WebSite1
\App_Data
Default.aspx
Default.aspx.cs
Now there is no bin folder here.
I requested the page Http://localhost/website1/default.aspx
After the page executed it created one virtual child node bin inside Website1
this bin is not directly visible in IIS Console.
I checked that when i gave rights to Website1 using IIS Console then it ask
that whether u want to give persmission to node bin. although there is no bin
node directly visible.
To further make sure that there is virtual directly
I requested the page Http://localhost/website1/bin/
It gave message the AcessForbidden that means virtual bin exists.
I was able to acess it progrmatically using Directory Services
I wanted to know whats the significance of this bin(as it does not maps any
physical help) So why does .Net Framework create it
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thanks In Advance
Nitin
I Created ASP.Net 2.0 Application using MVS 2005
Here is the default structure it created
WebSite1
\App_Data
Default.aspx
Default.aspx.cs
Now there is no bin folder here.
I requested the page Http://localhost/website1/default.aspx
After the page executed it created one virtual child node bin inside Website1
this bin is not directly visible in IIS Console.
I checked that when i gave rights to Website1 using IIS Console then it ask
that whether u want to give persmission to node bin. although there is no bin
node directly visible.
To further make sure that there is virtual directly
I requested the page Http://localhost/website1/bin/
It gave message the AcessForbidden that means virtual bin exists.
I was able to acess it progrmatically using Directory Services
I wanted to know whats the significance of this bin(as it does not maps any
physical help) So why does .Net Framework create it
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thanks In Advance
Nitin