Web.UI Project

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5/19/2009 11:42:32 AM
michael.jew
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Web.UI Project

 

Hello,

Many of your documents refer to a Web Application Project named, "Web.UI".  I can't find this.  My guess is that this project is now called "mojoPortal.Web" which lives in the "Web" folder.  Is this correct?

 

thank you very much,

Michael

5/21/2009 9:02:10 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Web.UI Project

That is correct. Though features are also separated out into mojoPortal.Features.UI and WebStore.UI so when I speak of the Web.UI I mean if you are implementing your own projects you will follow the same pattern and have a Web Application project for your project's UI, probably named like yourproject.Web.UI or yourproject.UI. So I'm speaking in general terms that projects are structured in the 3 projects a Web UI project a business logic class library and a data access class library typically with conventional names like:

yourfeature.Web.UI
yourFeature.Business
yourFeature.Data

Hope it helps,

Joe

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