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Where is the starting entry point of asp.net
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hon123456
Nov 22, 2009, 9:00:44 AM11/22/09
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Dear all,
I have download a open source c sharp program named as
cuyahoga. The solution ontains
10 project. I can find the starting project. But in the starting
project, I cannot find which file is the
starting point for the project. How can I figure out which file is the
starting point and then I can
debug it? Thanks.
Scott M.
Nov 22, 2009, 11:22:51 AM11/22/09
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An ASP .NET Web Project is essentially a website. As such, whatever file
that bears the name of the web server's "default" value (on IIS that's
usually "default.htm", "default.asp", or default.aspx") that is placed in
the root of the web application's folder structure will be the one that
usually will be accessed first. But, remember, that on the web, there's no
guaranted that visitors will enter your application through the "front
door". Someone might bookmark a page deep within the site and try to
re-enter at that point.
that bears the name of the web server's "default" value (on IIS that's
usually "default.htm", "default.asp", or default.aspx") that is placed in
the root of the web application's folder structure will be the one that
usually will be accessed first. But, remember, that on the web, there's no
guaranted that visitors will enter your application through the "front
door". Someone might bookmark a page deep within the site and try to
re-enter at that point.
-Scott
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Alexey Smirnov
Nov 23, 2009, 3:36:17 AM11/23/09
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Select starting project in the Solution Explorer and right click to
open Properties. In the Web Tab you will see what page (or
application) was selected as a Starting Action.
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