App_Code In 1.1?
Mar 17, 2011Do we have App_Code in asp.net 1.1 ?
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View 4 RepliesI 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.
View 1 RepliesCan any one explain me about App_code folder? AND i want to put some .cs files in that folder. But i coud not see the folder. HOw to add?
View 4 Repliesany one explain me why use classes inside app_code folder or which file add inside this folder and what is the logic of that file and how they work?
View 3 RepliesI 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.
View 2 RepliesI'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.
View 3 RepliesI'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.
View 6 RepliesIf 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?
View 3 RepliesI 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
'Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting.PrivateObject ".
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:
App_GlobalResources
App_LocalResources
App_Data
App_Browsers
Theme
What happened to the App_Code folder?
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?
View 4 RepliesI 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
Is there anyway to actually have a class-file placed in any custom directory and still be able to compile it with the application?
View 4 RepliesThe 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?
View 1 RepliesI 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.
View 5 RepliesWorking 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.
View 3 RepliesI 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?
I would like to access current authorized user from a cs file (class) in app_code. Is this possible?
I tried Membership function and HttpContect.Current.User but both return null.
Is that possible to get access to Session, Cache, Server.MapPath() from a class in App_code?
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