Working with Virtual Path Providers

In the majority of the web sites web form exist physically on the web server. However, in some cases you may want to deviate from this storage mechanism. For example, some Content Management Systems (CMS) allow the end users to add web forms dynamically. In such cases disk based storage is tedious to manage. More elegant approach would be to store the web forms in a database and serve them as and when requested. But how can we accomplish this? ASP.NET Virtual Path Providers (VPP) is the answer. In this article I will illustrate how a simple VPP can be developed and plugged in your web site. ...