Not sure to understand what is your scenario. A page is a .aspx file with
perhaps its .aspx.<language> file. It doesn't have a global.asax file which
is an application wide file that includes events for the whole application.

For now i t would seem to me that you work on a single site when it would be
rather two sites from an architectural point of view ???

Seee :
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2027ewzw(VS.80).aspx

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Patrice

How did you manage to have 2 Global.asax files?

Do you have application in application?
If yes then that subapplicaition should have it's own Bin folder.

George.

My site is like this:

http://www.mySite.it

under mySite I have

a  .html file  (it is the home-page file)
a  Bin folder
a  FirstAspxPage  folder
a  SecondAspx Page  folder

in the  FirstAspxPage  folder I have  mypage1.aspx
in the  SecondAspxPage  folder I have   mypage2.aspx

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I start using the Global.asax file for its  Session_End   event
(I needed to clean some temporary files up from the FirstAspxPage folder)

After several month I created a second  .aspx  page
in a new VisualStudio2005 Solution.
I had a new Global.asax file and I used it (similar cleaning task)

Then I decided to name it as  mypage2.aspx  
and to put it in the  SecondAspxPage  folder.

But now I have two Global.asax file to put in the Bin folder

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How to manage them?

Have I to use an unique Global.asax ?

If I use an unique Global.asax file,
when a Session_End event is fired,
how can I determine
if it was fired by  mypage1.aspx   or by   mypage2.aspx ?