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Strategies for Hosting 2 .NET Languages in Same Web App
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I have 2 web sites (in Visual Studio - separate solutions) - one in VB.NET, one in C#. Ideally, I d like to make them both web application projects, compile each codebase into to a DLL, drop both DLLs in the bin and drop both sets of .aspx pages under web root folder. So some aspx files would have Language="C#" and some Language="VB.NET", and in the bin you d have /bin/MyVB6.dll, /bin/MyCSharp.dll. The .aspx pages could be broken up into separate sub-directories. Is this even possible? - Or would they need to be separate virtual directories/web apps in IIS?

Thanks

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I see no reason why you can t do that (you can even have one assembly with the help of MSBUild and ILMerge). In a web application the language declaration does not matter and the classes are loaded from the pre-compiled dlls. In a web project each page is compiled at runtime in its own assembly. However you may need to hack your Visual Studio s project files to build the source code in case of web application. To stay safe I suggest you move your code to user controls in separate class library projects.

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