Microsoft ASP.NET Coding Strategies with the Microsoft ASP.NET Team (Pro-Developer)

Just nine .CS files make up the Cassini source code. The first eight files compile into the Cassini .DLL library that constitutes the Web server functionality. The final .CS source file compiles into a Windows executable, named CassiniWebServer, that is used for controlling the sample Web server. An .SNK file is used for strong name signing of the assembly so that the assembly can be placed into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC); the .CS file also provides an icon for the CassiniWebServer executable. There is, of course, a README file and a batch file for compiling the library and executable.