Page Accessing From Multiple Projects?
Apr 15, 2010
I am using vs2008
I am having one solutions with Mutiple Projects
Example
1.PayRoll [ Project 1 ]
2.Employee Portal [ Project 2 ]
MyWorkPlace[Folder Name]
BasicInfo.aspx
LeaveInfo.aspx .....Etc
these two Projects run SeparateURL
Database is Common for Both Project
In Both Project i am Generating Dynamic Menu Only..
in DB ///
Forms URL
Leave ../../MyWorkPlace/LeaveInfo.aspx
Profile ../../MyWorkPlace/BasicInfo.aspx
Like this only Menu url wil be Given in Database.
Menu Wil come i Both Application..
But Pages are in Project 2[ Employee Portal Only ] but i have to access this Pages in
Project 1 [Payroll]
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