September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
10h
English
Until now, we examined single-paged Web Forms. However, when programming more ambitious Web systems, developers divide the functionality between several Web Forms that are responsible for different aspects of interacting with the user or performing other tasks. In other words, the code resides in multiple .aspx pages that are related. Such Web pages are unified under a Web application. You may create a Web application using IIS by right-clicking on the directory, choosing Properties, and clicking on the Create button on the displayed dialog box (see Figure 16-10). All the Web pages under the chosen directory will be considered as belonging to the newly created Web application.
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