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I have a .NET 3.5 web site in IIS 6. I created a virtual directory to host a .NET 4.0 app. However, I’m getting all kinds of errors that point to the .NET 4.0 app processing items from the parent app’s web.config file, even though I have it set up to be its own virtual directory.
How can I stop this from happening?
This may help you – although it explains what to do in the opposite situation.
Can I host a .net 2.0 virtual directory in asp.net 4.0 site?
Virtual directories will inherit the root directory web.config. This is by design.
Or, you can use the
<remove />element to, well, remove elements from the parent config.