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Splitting a Web application to use multiple DLLs

All my code behind pages gets compiled into one DLL. I would like to redirect my code behind into multiple DLLs so that I get more flexibility when installing new features to a web site. I am adding some new features to a web sites that are not ready for production. At the same I would like to be able to fix bugs without installing the new features.
I would like to put the new features into a separate DLL and keep all the old feature in another DLLs.
How can I controll which DLL my code behind uses?
Nov 18 '05 #1
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Try http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;307467

For now, our approach is to use a single project and a batch file that uses
the command line compiler to built the project as multiple DLLs...

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All my code behind pages gets compiled into one DLL. I would like to redirect my code behind into multiple DLLs so that I get more flexibility
when installing new features to a web site. I am adding some new features to
a web sites that are not ready for production. At the same I would like to
be able to fix bugs without installing the new features. I would like to put the new features into a separate DLL and keep all the old feature in another DLLs. How can I controll which DLL my code behind uses?

Nov 18 '05 #2

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