File Extensions Used in VB .NET
By: Steven Holzner in VB.net Tutorials on 2008-11-25
When you save a solution, it's given the file extension .sln (such as WinHello.sln), and all the projects in the solution are saved with the extension .vbproj. Here's a list of the types of file extensions you'll see in files in VB .NET, and the kinds of files they correspond to; the most popular file extension is .vb. This is a useful list, because if VB .NET has added files to your solution that you haven't expected, you often can figure them out by their file extension:
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.vb-Can be a basic Windows form, a code file, a module file for storing functions, a user control, a data form, a custom control, an inherited form, a Web custom control, an inherited user control, a Windows service, a custom setup file, an image file for creating a custom icon, or an AssemblyInfo file (used to store assembly information such as versioning and assembly name).
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.xsd-An XML schema provided to create typed datasets.
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.xml-An XML document file.
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.htm-An HTML document.
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.txt-A text file.
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.xslt-An XSLT stylesheet file, used to transform XML documents and XML schemas.
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.css-A cascading stylesheet file.
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.rpt-A Crystal Report.
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.bmp-A bitmap file.
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.js-A JScript file (Microsoft's version of JavaScript).
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.vbs-A VBScript file.
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.wsf-A Windows scripting file.
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.aspx-A Web form.
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.asp-An active server page.
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.asmx-A Web service class.
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.vsdisco-A dynamic discovery project; .vsdisco provides a means to enumerate all Web Services and all schemas in a Web project.
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.web-A Web configuration file, .web configures Web settings for a Web project.
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.asax-A global application class, used to handle global ASP.NET application-level events.
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.resx-A resource file used to store resource information.
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