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Asked: 2026-05-11T19:22:11+00:00

I have plenty experience creating ASP.NET Websites in the Visual Studio. But there is

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I have plenty experience creating ASP.NET Websites in the Visual Studio. But there is an alternative way to do the same thing that is through Web Applications, which have slightly different file structure.

Since I created my first Web Application I couldn’t use classes (.cs files) in the App_Code folder anymore, they were not seen by the ASPX and ASHX classes unless were moved to the same file.

It happens that I use the same classes across many files and I don’t want to have multiple copies of them. Where do I put those classes? There is any solution without creating another project?

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  1. Editorial Team

    We have been using Web Application project type in VS 2008 for all our projects and put our common classes in AppCode folder instead of App_Code folder. It works absolutely fine, we access our classes across all the pages in the application without any problem at all.

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