asp.net 2010 startup- page name?

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Hi,
Is it important to have Start Up-Page Name as Default or we can have any other name?

Also, once I published a project in windows level, after publishing I will get MyProjectName.exe... Similarly if we publish the project in ASP.Net what will be file extension for it?

Thanks for the guidances...

Posted 31-Jul-13 0:08am

Paramu1973

Updated 31-Jul-13 0:12am

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abhijeetgupta1988 · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-31T00:46:00

Solution 2

You can set any page as default page.
This can be done IIS settings http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753615(v=ws.10).aspx[^]

When you publish ASP.net web application ,your source code gets converted to dlls,retaining your pages' name with extensions in root directory.

Posted 31-Jul-13 0:46am

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Maarten Kools · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-31T00:44:00

Solution 1

It is somewhat important, depending on whether you have control over IIS or not. The standard setting, in IIS, is that pages called default.aspx will be the default document. This can be changed in IIS.

For more info on that: Configuring Default Documents in IIS 7[^]

Posted 31-Jul-13 0:44am

Maarten Kools

Harshil_Raval · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-31T00:50:00

HI,

Best practice is to set "Default" name for startup page. But you can change it.
In Asp.net application when you publish your code, there is nothing like a single file, but it will have all your aspx files and other images,js,css etc. Mainly you should know is that it will create one dll extension file, which is needed while publishing your code.

When you publish your code on iss, and if your startup page is not Default or login, then in iis check Default Page property and add your startup page.