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Gets or sets the offline ___location of project files.
Namespace: VSLangProj
Assembly: VSLangProj (in VSLangProj.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Property WebProjectCacheDirectory As String
string WebProjectCacheDirectory { get; set; }
property String^ WebProjectCacheDirectory {
String^ get ();
void set (String^ value);
}
abstract WebProjectCacheDirectory : string with get, set
function get WebProjectCacheDirectory () : String
function set WebProjectCacheDirectory (value : String)
Property Value
Type: String
A string specifying the default Web cache directory.
Remarks
The WebProjectCacheDirectory property points to the root of the offline cache, the ___location where files are stored when working with Web projects offline. When a project is taken offline, a subdirectory is created in the offline cache, according to a naming system described below.
Files from Web projects authored using file-share access are compiled and edited directly in the shared ___location. In contrast, files from Web projects authored using FrontPage access have http: file paths, so it is not possible to compile and edit them on the server ___location. For this reason, the files in such projects are compiled and edited in the offline ___location. Therefore, FrontPage-authored projects access the offline ___location during the authoring process, even when the project is online.
The project system creates the following directory structure:
\WebProjectCacheDirectory
\ServerName1
\ProjectName1
\ProjectName2
\ServerName2
\ProjectName3
As an example, suppose you create the following four Web projects:
http://ServerName1/WebProject1
http://ServerName1/WebProject1/SubProject1
http://ServerName1/WebProject2
The directory structure created will be as follows:
\WebProjectCacheDirectory
\ServerName1
\WebProject1
\SubProject1
\WebProject2
\www.microsoft.com
\WebProject3
.NET Framework Security
- Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.