web.sitemap

hello all, I have a website that has multiple sites within.

So for example site1.Mysite.com is in a directory called site1, then
site2.Mysite.com is in a directory called site2.

My question is, is it possible for these directories to include the
app_code, app_data, web.config and web.sitemap files with out the directory
being set as an application since I do not think my host will create these
for me. If not, I don't have a problem keeping the app_code, app_date,
web.config files in the root directory however, I would like to have a
separate web.sitemap for each directory, is this possible?

Would Like
Root
-->Site1
-->App_Code
-->App_Data
-->web.sitemap
-->web.config
-->Site2
-->App_Code
-->App_Data
-->web.sitemap
-->web.config

TIAI found this which answers the question about site maps however, is it still
possible to user multiple app_ folders?

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/MutlipleSiteMap.asp

"MDB" <mdb@.nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> hello all, I have a website that has multiple sites within.
> So for example site1.Mysite.com is in a directory called site1, then
> site2.Mysite.com is in a directory called site2.
> My question is, is it possible for these directories to include the
> app_code, app_data, web.config and web.sitemap files with out the
> directory being set as an application since I do not think my host will
> create these for me. If not, I don't have a problem keeping the app_code,
> app_date, web.config files in the root directory however, I would like to
> have a separate web.sitemap for each directory, is this possible?
> Would Like
> Root
> -->Site1
> -->App_Code
> -->App_Data
> -->web.sitemap
> -->web.config
> -->Site2
> -->App_Code
> -->App_Data
> -->web.sitemap
> -->web.config
> TIA