asp.net 2.0 and database

[Aaron]

I was testing the personal homepage starterkit. I am amazed how easy it was
to install. It looks like the file structure is quite different from 1.1.

how exactly does asp.net 2.0 manages database files?
I know the db files are in the App_Data folder, and the system protects this
folder by default?
So in asp.net2 do we put all the db files in App_Data and the asp.net engine
will protect everything this folder? or is it define somewhere else?
in asp1.1 i store the access db files above the web root folder.

Also I didn't have to add the mdf files to my sql server. Is that a new
feature in .net 2.0 or sql server 2005 or both?

What are the properties of the other App_* folders?
Thanks,

Aaron

[Patrick.O.Ige]

Try looking at this:-
http://beta.asp.net/Tutorials/quickstart.aspx
Hope it helps
Patrick

"Aaron" wrote:

I was testing the personal homepage starterkit. I am amazed how easy it was
to install. It looks like the file structure is quite different from 1.1.

how exactly does asp.net 2.0 manages database files?
I know the db files are in the App_Data folder, and the system protects this
folder by default?
So in asp.net2 do we put all the db files in App_Data and the asp.net engine
will protect everything this folder? or is it define somewhere else?
in asp1.1 i store the access db files above the web root folder.

Also I didn't have to add the mdf files to my sql server. Is that a new
feature in .net 2.0 or sql server 2005 or both?

What are the properties of the other App_* folders?
Thanks,

Aaron

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:

What are the properties of the other App_* folders?
Brock Allen posted on this previously :

/bin for dependent assemblies
/app_code for .cs/.vb files you want ASP.NET to compile for you
/app_globalresources for shared .resx files and other localizable resources
/app_localresources for page, master and sitemap specific localizable resources
/app_webreferences for WSDL files to be compiled into proxies
/app_data for data files (mdb, dat, etc) that won't be served directly via HTTP
/app_browsers for .browser files to declare what features a browser supports
based upon user agent header (this replaces <browserCaps> in machine.config
/app_themes for CSS and .skin files for use when Theming a page

You'd do well to invest some time reading up
on the changes between Beta1 and Beta2:
http://forums.asp.net/765218/ShowPost.aspx

This article on ASP.NET 2.0 Internals is worthwhile, too :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de.../internals.asp

Don't forget to also ask your ASP.NET 2.0-related questions at
http://forums.asp.net/default.aspx?ForumGroupID=26

Ask your Visual Studio 2005 questions at :
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/default.aspx

Juan T. Llibre
ASP.NET MVP
http://asp.net.do/foros/
Foros de ASP.NET en Español
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"Aaron" <ku*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...I was testing the personal homepage starterkit. I am amazed how easy it was to install.
It looks like the file structure is quite different from 1.1.

how exactly does asp.net 2.0 manages database files?
I know the db files are in the App_Data folder, and the system protects this folder by
default?
So in asp.net2 do we put all the db files in App_Data and the asp.net engine will
protect everything this folder? or is it define somewhere else?
in asp1.1 i store the access db files above the web root folder.

Also I didn't have to add the mdf files to my sql server. Is that a new feature in .net
2.0 or sql server 2005 or both?

What are the properties of the other App_* folders?
Thanks,

Aaron