It's unbelievable
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I was struggling for 3 days with ASP.NET trying to figure out how the hell can I convert my codebehinds into dlls and share them in my project. It was realy unbelievable to reveal that the automatic dll in the bin directory is actually exacly what I need. The most amazing thing is that no one here new to answer me that :-))))))
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I was struggling for 3 days with ASP.NET trying to figure out how the hell can I convert my codebehinds into dlls and share them in my project. It was realy unbelievable to reveal that the automatic dll in the bin directory is actually exacly what I need. The most amazing thing is that no one here new to answer me that :-))))))
lol :-D:-D:-D Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
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I was struggling for 3 days with ASP.NET trying to figure out how the hell can I convert my codebehinds into dlls and share them in my project. It was realy unbelievable to reveal that the automatic dll in the bin directory is actually exacly what I need. The most amazing thing is that no one here new to answer me that :-))))))
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I was struggling for 3 days with ASP.NET trying to figure out how the hell can I convert my codebehinds into dlls and share them in my project. It was realy unbelievable to reveal that the automatic dll in the bin directory is actually exacly what I need. The most amazing thing is that no one here new to answer me that :-))))))
I take it you're using VS.net? I'm using SharpDevelop and WebMatrix (free lightweight aspx dev tool). I was able to use the CodeBehind pages called by my aspx pages, but couldn't make a reference to a DataAccess.cs that was in the same namespace! I had to use SharpDevelop to compile it and put it in the "bin" directory before I was able to use it! (Actually found that info from 3guysfromrolla.com) Happy Coding!