Web project Structure

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Hi,

I am creating web project with various services package offers to the users. In my project, I am developing various services like Service 1, Service 2, Service 3, etc..

How do I structure my application? Do I create separate projects for separate services Eg. Project 1 for Service 1..etc.. Because, when I deploy service 1, service 2... then service 3 later on.. while deploying service 3, i don't need to redeploy service 1 & 2.

Thanks,
Sneha

Posted 7-May-12 22:47pm

sgjoshi85

Updated 7-May-12 22:53pm

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-08T08:55:00

You could have a separate project for each discrete service but house them all in the same solution. Or just have a project for each discrete service. Or a solution just for the services and another for the main application. In other words, whatever suits you and the way you (and your team) work.

You'll also find that 50 people would give you 50 different answers!

Good luck.