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8.4

Web.Config file conflict in Virtual directory

Asked by xersoft in Microsoft IIS Web Server, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: asp.net 3.5

I'm using Windows Server 2003
I have this phycical structure directories
c:/Inetpub/Webapp_1
c:/InetPub/Webapp_2

Config file paths:
c:/Inetpub/Webapp_1/web.config
c:/Inetpub/Webapp_2/web.config

I have this IIS setup
WebApp_1 setup as a web site pointing to c:/InetPub/Webapp_1
WebApp_2 setup as a virtual directory inside WebApp_1 pointing to c:/InetPub/Webapp_1

both are setup as applications, and use the same application pool.

When I goto www.mysite.com   (which maps to WebApp_1) the application works fine.
When I goto www.mySite.com/WebApp_2 the site crashes

The crash I'm getting is caused because some DLL's which are refferenced in the config file for WebApp_1 are NOT in the bin directory of WebApp_2. WebApp_2 has it's own web.config file.

Why is the config file for WebApp_1 being used when I access WebApp_2? What can I do to stop this?

I had thought that by creating a virtural directory I would not be required to use the config file for webapp_1.

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