WebSettings.SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory Method
Definition
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Resets the Web Project Cache Directory to the default
public:
void SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory();public:
void SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory();void SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory();[System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(4)]
public void SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory ();[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(4)>]
abstract member SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory : unit -> unitPublic Sub SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory ()- Attributes
Remarks
The SetDefaultWebProjectCacheDirectory property defines the directory for the offline cache. The offline cache is 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