Iron Speed Designer generates your application’s source code and related files in a well-organized file system hierarchy. You can specify the application folder where web pages are created and the source code is generated. Each application’s folder can be located anywhere on your hard disk. You can create a virtual folder in Microsoft IIS to point to the application folder.
The application folders contain both the generated source code and the files needed by Iron Speed Designer to manage the project. Each of these folders and their respective contents are described in the following sections.
The following conventions are used in the folder names:
<BaseClasses> is the folder name where you installed the Iron Speed base classes.
<App> is the folder name specified by you where your application is stored.
<App Name> is the application name specified by you when you first created the application. This name is also used for the namespace and stored procedure name prefix and cannot be changed after creating the application.
<Sub Folder> is the name of a folder specified by you that contains the web pages and code-behind files generated by Iron Speed Designer. You can create one or more subdirectories to organize your application folder in a way that is most convenient to you.
<Table> is the name of an individual database table name or database view name.
<Web Page Name> is the name of an individual web page file name provided by you when the page was first created through Iron Speed Designer.
The entire <App> folder can be copied to another server to deploy an application. The detailed process of deploying an application is described separately.