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+2  Q: 

multiple folders in App_Code Folder

I am making multiple sub folders in my App_Code folder to organize my classes and it seems it is working fine, is there any restriction on that?

like:

  • App_Code
    • Ui
      • TextBoxes
      • Labels
+1  A: 

I don't believe there is any restriction. I have done this on many projects without a problem.

Nebakanezer  2009-04-13 16:47:29
+1  A: 

Absolutely No Restrictions. Sub-Directories are just FileSystem Grouping, you will have to assign the namespaces manually to all your classes in App_Code.

this. __curious_geek  2009-04-13 16:50:47

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