We have an existing classic ASP intranet consisting of hundreds of pages. Its directory structure looks like this:
/root
app_1
app_2
...
img
js
style
Obviously, app_1, etc. have the best names in the actual directory structure.
Despite the fact that many applications have different behavior, they are all part of the same intranet and therefore have a common look and feel, including styles through / style, images through / img and client script through / js.
The problem (at least for me) arises when I want to add an intranet application to ASP.NET.
Ultimately, I need this structure:
/root
app_1
app_2
dotnetapp_1
dotnetapp_2
...
img
js
style
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