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I've got one Web Application project (A) referencing another Web Application Project (B). Project A is set to use the local IIS server. Project B doesn't have to do anything. The pages inside project B are compiled to embedded resources and loaded by project B. But when running the application the Casini webserver starts for project B. Even when Casini is shut down immidiatly, the application keeps running without a problem. Project A is set as startup. Project B is serving content to A. Project B is only used in it's DLL form, but when it is created using the Class Library template, all ASP.NET templates are disabled. These are handy when adding .aspx files with codebehinds to a project.

Is there a way to disable Casini for a certain project? So I can use the tooling for a web aaplication project, but only use it in its .DLL form.

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Is this what you want?
Disable autostart of integrated webserver in visual studio 2005

o.k.w
Seems like a better aproach to mine.
RichardOD
It did the trick… I'm actually surprised I never noticed the "Always Start When Debugging" property…
Sorskoot
Well, we all are blinded sometimes :)
o.k.w