I want to create a WCF Service for use on my ASP.Net website (not project) that either has no codebehind file, which was is an option for a traditional asmx style service but doesn't appear to be for wcf services, or which stores it's code in a separate code project and is just exposed by the svc file.I tried just moving the code file from app_code into my separate project but couldn't figure out how to link them, as removing the codebehind attribute from the svc file immediately throws an error.
I am doing a Web Site in Visual Studio 2010. Actually I'm working on only one module of this page. Module is meant as a subdirectory and all my "module" files must be in this directory. And here comes the problem. I can't use DataSet because i placed it in my subdirectory and not app_code directory.How can I solve this problem? I was thinking about adding some sort of refernce to Web.config but I don't know how.
I've developed a class and it is put in a .cs file under the app_code folder. The class is a public one and there is no namespace specifically defined for this class in the file.of my webpages uses this class. It works ok on my local machine. However after I uploaded the page to the web server and then try to display the page through internet, the sever told me the class name can not be found.
I've noticed that with some, but not all sites, if I add a class in a .cs file in the App_Code folder, then I can't reference the class anywhere. In some sites, this isn't a problem. If I move the .cs file to the root, then no problem. Anyone able to explain what's going on here? I have a mixture of sites created in VS2010, along with ones that existed before I got it. Don't know if this makes any difference. More to the point, how do I persuade VS2010 (and I suppose IIS ultimately) to allow .cs files in App_Code, as I find this much neater than having class files littered around the root.
If a static class is put in App_Code, does that imply only one instance will be created, shared by different http requests?Or each request still brings one request?
I have a question. When I create my website using vwd 2008 express, I can not create App_Code folder, actually there's no selection for App_Code folder when I right click on my website(only Theme, App_Resources, App_LocalResources, App_GlobalResources and disabled App_Data).
I try to add new folder and name it App_Code, then put a class in there. But I can reference to it in my code behind.
Is there something wrong with my VWD installment or this is not supported by Express version?
I have an existing website, I want to create unit tetsing for each class in App_Code of my website. I have used Visual Studio create unit testing wizard. It auto create wwwroot_accessor for me so that I can access the class. However, When I try to pass interface object, I got error like value of type "fakeClient_accessor" cannot be converted to
So I am think maybe I make an assembly of the App_Code.dll, add it as reference to my unit tetsing page, so I directly access the class instead of using accessor. Is my thinking correct to do unit testing? How do I create the App_Code.dll by using build?
I was trying to create a Dynamic Data Website using VS 2010 RC. An attempt to create an App_Code folder where I would put a LINQ to SQL class, failed. When I selected 'Add ASP.NET Folder' to add the folder, I had options to create only the following folders:
I have a logging class that, well, logs things. I would like to add the ability to automatically have the current page be logged with the messages. Is there a way to get the information I'm looking for?
I am using VS2010 and am creating an ASP.Net application.I have declared a class called "Calculator" in a class file called "Calculator.cs" in the App_Code folder.I have a form called "CalcDemo.aspx" with a code behind file. I try and use the "Calculator" class but intellisense can't see it. I thought App_Code is the common code repository for any classes I define and should be visible to all ASPX code behind files The namespaces are the same like Webapp1.xxxx
The below function has to be put within my common functions file in app_code folder. how do I do it?
It gives error like this:
Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference
Public Sub setHeadTags(ByVal title As String, ByVal description As String, ByVal keywords As String) Dim metaDescription As HtmlMeta = DirectCast(Page.Master.FindControl("metaDescription"), HtmlMeta) Dim metaKeywords As HtmlMeta = DirectCast(Page.Master.FindControl("metaKeywords"), HtmlMeta) metaDescription.Attributes.Add("content", "My big content description") metaKeywords.Attributes.Add("content", "all, are, my, keywords") Dim pageTitle As HtmlTitle = DirectCast(Page.Master.FindControl("pageTitle"), HtmlTitle) pageTitle.Text = "Hey hey heY" End Sub
I lost my solution files for a project which I've sent to my web host earlier. Now I need to edit and fix some but I don't have the solution files now. I have my project with App_Code.dll. Is there a way to get the whole project back?
I am confused as to what to do with these. I have .cs files in App_Code. I also have other files in App_Data, and Bin. Could I just create these folders, make them virtual directories and upload my files as normal? Or do I need to do something special with these folders/files? Im really stuck on this. Also, this is a "shared hosting" account.
Working with Visual Studio (I'm using 2008) I have started to notice that when you save a file in the /App_Code folder, the program will hang for a bit before returning control. After a bit of research, I have learned that there's an auto-compile feature at work, which I assume is what is slowing down my system.
So the question is this: Is it possible to turn off the automatic compiling of files in the /App_Code folder? Or, even better, is there a way to reduce the time that it takes, or make it work a little more smoothly in the background?
Using vb.net/asp.net 2005. I have a project that is done with all vb.net, however I want to get some more experience with C#.Net. I am considering creating a new database class to put in the app_code folder.
I have an application which contains different modules from different databases, for instance, I have a table called "ITEMS" in each database. When I create the classes for the table ITEMS I wonder how I can differentiate among them.
For instance, for now, I have "ItemDetails.cs" under App_Code folder BUT I need to create another "ItemDetails.cs" class which will reference the table ITEMS from a different database. If I create folder under the App_code the class name still remains the same.
I could add an acronym in front the class to differentiate which database I am working from but that makes the class name too long.
I have a customer that willing to buy a website and willing to pay for the database and for the ASP.NET portal that I developed for more then a year.
So, what I am selling to this customer is the database, the domain name, and the portal binaries.
I wish to allow the customer to change the .ASPX files, and also the ,ACSX files. and also the .CS files.
How do I block the access to the App_Code directory (Which is the busniess logic). I need a very good encryption method, so the customer will not be able crack the code.
I am using visual studio 2008 professional. I created a unit test project for my current website (project). This unit testing project is mainly testing code in App-Code folder. In order to be able to access classes from App_Class I need to add App_Code.dll reference to my unit testing project. Right now, I am doing like: publish website, which produce App_Code.dll. Then I added it to my unit testing project. This is very time consuming process: if I make any changes on under test class, I need to publish website to get App_Code.dll. It takes at lest 4 minutes to publish and get App-code.dll. If I have add the new App-code to my unit testing project, it takes about 1 to 2 minites. Is there an easier way toget App_Code.dll?
I have tried use Accessor that MS Test autogenerated, which deos not need App_Code.dll, however, I cannot get an object instantiated. So that is why I add App_Code.dll to my test project.
I have published my site in the production server .
Now i have changed one of the web form code behind file. Now i published the site in local system. And update only App_Code.dll in the production server. But my changes not reflected in the Production server.
If i copy all the published content, its working.
Why i need to copy all the files into production server while changes made in code behid page instead of App_Code.dll?
