Can GLOBAL.ASA work in directories other than the wwwroot?

[justinpl]

Can global.asa work in directories other that the

http://wwwroot?

This company installed FrontPage on there server and have built a few cheap applications. When they installed F.P. it created the Global.asa file and is filed with a bunch of F.P. crap. I created my own directory to build and house the new apps that I build, not in F.P.. I was wondering if I can put my own GLOBAL.asa file within my directory that resides within the

http://wwwroot

structure? thoughts? sugguestions?

 

[onpnt]

no unless you convert the directory to a virtual

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[justinpl]

how do you do that?

 

[onpnt]

if you're using IIS just right click a directory and choose create virtual host. then set the path for the contents of that site to a directory that houses the files you want to use.

the wizard does everythinga nd you jsut need to follow the directions. it's pretty straight forward

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