I would use controls in a project model.
Project - Website [Main Program]
Project - DataControls [Class Libriary]
Project - Custom Controls [User Controls]
See how you divide your solution?
Imagine each project in your solution as subjects in a classroom. They are
seperate ideas, but they are all related. When you update your solution (you
know how programmers are, never satified with their creation, *LOL*) you can
easily find the code.
Hope this helps, and good luck!
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Hello,
I am starting to create various custom controls for Asp.Net 2.0 and I
am using Visual Studio 2005.
I have a few questions:
1. Should I use the Web Site or Project Model?
I believe Project Model allows me to embed the resources (images,
css files, etc) into my DLL.
Maybe this is better for distribution?
2. When creating a control which option in VS2005 should I use?
I create all my control in my VB code.
Component, UserControl, etc?
As I said I have the plan for 5 Asp.Net controls so I need to decide
how to start.
Thanks,
Miguel