Is there a limit to how many classes can be contained inside of a dll in an asp.net application?
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Is there a limit to how many classes can be contained inside of a dll in an asp.net application?
It depends on what you are trying to do.
By default, all of your ASP.Net code will compile into a single DLL, which is typically named after the application in question.
However, if you need multiple classes to provide support for your data access layer, or custom objects, your best bet is to create a solution in Visual Studio with multiple projects. A class library for your data access layer, and a class library for each of your custom objects.
From there you can simply add a reference to each of your custom libraries from within your ASP.Net application and the web application will pull in the updated DLLs as needed.