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Question about purpose of App_Code folder.

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Peter Rilling - 15 Jul 2005 00:23 GMT
In ASP.NET 2, there is support for the App_Code folder.  Is there any reason
that I need this folder?  I know that if code in this folder changes, it is
automatically recompiled, but what if we do not plan to ship any source code
to our production environment.  Is there any reason to have this folder?
Juan T. Llibre - 15 Jul 2005 00:54 GMT
You don't need it unless you need to have code in it.

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> In ASP.NET 2, there is support for the App_Code folder.  Is there any reason
> that I need this folder?  I know that if code in this folder changes, it is
> automatically recompiled, but what if we do not plan to ship any source code
> to our production environment.  Is there any reason to have this folder?

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