Asp. Common file types and uses in net

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. asax

The application root directory.
Typically a Global.asax file that contains code that derives from the HttpApplication class and represents the application.
For more information, see Global.asax syntax.

. ascx

The application root directory or subdirectory.
A WEB user control file that defines a custom, reusable user control.
For more information, see ASP. NET user controls.

. ashx

The application root directory or subdirectory.
A generic handler file that contains code that implements the IHttpHandler interface to handle all incoming requests.
For more information, see Introduction to HTTP handlers.

. asmx

The application root directory or subdirectory.
XML Web Services file that contains classes and methods that can be used in SOAP mode for other Web applications.
For more information, see Publishing and Deploying XML Web services.

. aspx

The application root directory or subdirectory.
ASP. NET Web Forms file, which can contain Web controls and other business logic.
For more information, see ASP. NET Web pages and ASP.

. Axd

The application root directory.
A trace viewer file, usually trace.axd.
For more information, see ASP.

. browser

App_Browsers Sub-directories.
A browser definition file that identifies the enabled features of the client browser.
For more information, see ASP. NET Web server controls and browser features.

. cd

The application root directory or subdirectory.
Class diagram file.
For more information, see Working with class diagrams.

. Compile

Bin subdirectory.
A precompiled stub (stub) file that points to the appropriate assembly. The executable file type (. aspx, ascx,. master, theme files) has been precompiled and placed in the Bin subdirectory.
For more information, see Overview of ASP.

. config

The application root directory or subdirectory.
Typically a Web. config configuration file that contains XML elements whose settings are configured with various ASP.
For more information, see ASP. NET configuration file.

. cs,. jsl,. vb

App_Code subdirectory, but if it is a code-behind file for an ASP. NET page, it is in the same directory as the Web page.
The class source code file to compile at run time. The class can be an HTTP module, an HTTP handler, or a code-behind file that is described by an ASP.

. csproj,. vbproj, Vjsproj

Visual Studio project directory.
The project file for the Visual Studio client application project.
For more information, see Projects and solutions.

. Disco,. vsdisco

App_WebReferences Sub-directories.
XML Web Services discovery files to help locate available WEB services.
For more information, see Publishing and Deploying XML Web services.

. DSDGM,. Dsprototype

The application root directory or subdirectory.
A distributed service diagram (DSD) file that can be added to any Visual Studio solution that provides or uses Web services to reverse-engineer a structured view of Web service interactions.
For more information, see Publishing and Deploying XML Web services.

. dll

Bin subdirectory.
The Compiled class library file. Alternatively, you can place the source code for the class under the App_Code subdirectory.
For more information, see Shared Code folders in ASP.

. licx,. webinfo

The application root directory or subdirectory.
License file. Control authors can help protect their intellectual property by checking whether the user is authorized to use the control through an authorization method.
For more information, see How to: License Components and controls.

. master

The application root directory or subdirectory.
A master page that defines the layout of other pages in your application that reference master pages.
For more information, see the ASP. NET Master page.

. mdb,. ldb

App_Data Sub-directories.
Access database files.
For more information, see Accessing Data through ASP.

. mdf

App_Data Sub-directories.
SQL database files.
For more information, see Accessing Data through ASP.

. MSGX,. svc

The application root directory or subdirectory.
Indigo Messaging Framework (MFx) service file.

. rem

The application root directory or subdirectory.
The remoting program file.
For more information, see Modifying SOAP messages with SOAP extensions.

. resources

App_GlobalResources or App_LocalResources subdirectory.
A resource file that contains a resource string that points to an image, localizable text, or other data.
For more information, see Resources in an application or how to: Create a resource file for an ASP.

. resx

App_GlobalResources or App_LocalResources subdirectory.
A resource file that contains a resource string that points to an image, localizable text, or other data.
For more information, see Resources in an application or how to: Create a resource file for an ASP.

. SDM,. sdmdocument

The application root directory or subdirectory.
A System Definition Model (SDM) file.
For more information, see Overview of the System Definition Model (SDM).

. sitemap

The application root directory.
A site map file that contains the structure of the Web site. A default site-map provider is included with ASP. The site map file makes it easy to display navigation controls on a Web page.
For more information, see ASP. NET site navigation.

. Skin

App_Themes Sub-directories.
The appearance file used to determine the display format.
For more information, see ASP. NET Topics and skins.

. sln

Visual Web Developer project directory.
The solution file for the Visual Web Developer project.
For more information, see Projects and solutions.

. soap

The application root directory or subdirectory.
SOAP extension file.
For more information, see Modifying SOAP messages with SOAP extensions.

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