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    Hi, I need to build a huge web application and I want to try and sort out my folder hierarchy. I want to group all related files in one folder. Currently I have started but not sure if it is right. There are many ways, I know, but I want to follow industry standards. Can someone please give me a basic guideline on file structures when creating an applicaion. I have it like this so far: root App_Code common (used for global variables) components BLL DAL App_Data App_Themes images includes stylesheets javascript I want to include alot of stuff, like email utilities, page settings, images, includes files (user controls) like headers and footer, exception, page errors, rich textbox editor, menus, etc. I like the way that DotNetNuke and Rainbow starter kits did it. I don't want to to through all my files in one directory, but have them neatly organised. Please can you people advise!! Regards, ma se

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      Hi, I need to build a huge web application and I want to try and sort out my folder hierarchy. I want to group all related files in one folder. Currently I have started but not sure if it is right. There are many ways, I know, but I want to follow industry standards. Can someone please give me a basic guideline on file structures when creating an applicaion. I have it like this so far: root App_Code common (used for global variables) components BLL DAL App_Data App_Themes images includes stylesheets javascript I want to include alot of stuff, like email utilities, page settings, images, includes files (user controls) like headers and footer, exception, page errors, rich textbox editor, menus, etc. I like the way that DotNetNuke and Rainbow starter kits did it. I don't want to to through all my files in one directory, but have them neatly organised. Please can you people advise!! Regards, ma se

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      Try asking in the web development forum rather than the C# one, more chance of you getting the answer you're after Kev

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