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MU
Posted: 01/13/2005, 8:57 AM

Hi all,
if you have various projects to the same website, for sample site, forum, support (like YesSoftware) do you create a ccs project for all them or for each one of them??

What is better?

Tnx,
MU
peterr


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Posted: 01/14/2005, 12:39 AM

There are several factors that can play a role here.
Single project can make more sense when connecting to a single database.
But multiple projects may be better when generating .NET or Java code because often the whole application needs to be compiled & published (F9) and a large project will take longer time to publish and compile.
Several projects can also have some advantage if multiple people are responsible for separate sections of the Website (projects).
But multiple projects should not be used when there are functional links between them, for example it may not be simple to redirect or link pages between projects. Only HTML links can be used then.

The four YesSoftware Website sections consist of separate projects each one uses separate database, and I think that they are even placed on separate Web servers.
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