I have an MVC application which is my marketing website, and two other regular asp.net applications which I’d like to put in subdirectories. Can I have an asp.net application (i.e. the mvc marketing) with sub-applications?
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I have an MVC application which is my marketing website, and two other regular asp.net applications which I’d like to put in subdirectories. Can I have an asp.net application (i.e. the mvc marketing) with sub-applications?
Yes! You can. You should define each application as Virtual Directory and mark it as an Application in IIS. This way, you can run ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC applications side by side but in diferrent folders.