Static & Dynamic Content

Hi all

Just a quick query, are there any preferred standards when you have a web-site
that contains a mixture of HTML and say, ASP & ASP.Net apps?

We currently have our applications embedded in our static content virual
directories, I think this is a bad idea and would favour seperating our dynamic
content from our static content (into seperate sites) as using our existing
method is proving to be a maintenance nightmare.

Any thoughts/suggestions on this?

Thanks
Kev

Tom
Tue Mar 14 14:20:46 CST 2006

"Mantorok" <spamthis@spam.com> wrote in message
news:3a030fc31a6408c8156f43fb80f0@news.rmplc.co.uk...
> Hi all
>
> Just a quick query, are there any preferred standards when you have a
> web-site that contains a mixture of HTML and say, ASP & ASP.Net apps?
>
> We currently have our applications embedded in our static content virual
> directories, I think this is a bad idea and would favour seperating our
> dynamic content from our static content (into seperate sites) as using our
> existing method is proving to be a maintenance nightmare.
>
> Any thoughts/suggestions on this?

I mix everything on my sites. It's all dependant on what the site is about,
not what kind of file.

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Kristofer
Tue Mar 14 15:23:31 CST 2006

Hi,

There are no standards for this. For maintenance you may want to keep them
separated but i don't see any need to keep them at different sites
(different folders will suffice). But you probably want the URLs to
reflect the content, and the content is not related to what technology you
use, so this means you don't want URLs separated by technology.

These URLs discusses URLs (hmm...that became a strange sentence...):

http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html
http://www.port80software.com/support/articles/nextgenerationurls


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Mantorok wrote:

>Hi all
>
>Just a quick query, are there any preferred standards when you have a
>web-site that contains a mixture of HTML and say, ASP & ASP.Net apps?
>
>We currently have our applications embedded in our static content virual
>directories, I think this is a bad idea and would favour seperating our
>dynamic content from our static content (into seperate sites) as using our
>existing method is proving to be a maintenance nightmare.
>
>Any thoughts/suggestions on this?
>
>Thanks
>Kev