How To Access Resources File From A Referenced Library Project
Mar 9, 2010
I have an ASP.Net website, "MyApp", which contains the following resources files:
WebResources.resx
WebResources.es.resx
The website references a library project, "MyLib" from which I want to access those resources files. Here is the code I'm attempting:
var rm = new ResourceManager("MyApp", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());
subject = rm.GetString("HelloMessage"); //always string.empty
The problem is that the executing assembly is always "MyLib" instead of "MyApp". Is it possible to access the resource files embedded in the website project from a library project?
Web Application Project Has project reference to Class Library 1 in same Visual Studio 2008 solution Class Library 1 Has project reference to Class Library 2 in same solution Class Library 2 Has a file marked as Build Action: Embedded Resource and Copy to Output Directory: Copy Always
When I build my Web Application Project, the embedded resource in Class Library 2 is NOT copied to the bin directory of the Web Application Project as it should. If I add a project reference directly from my Web Application Project to Class Library 2, the file IS copied to the bin directory. How can I get the embedded resource file to copy without having to add the unnecessary reference?
How to access proxy class of a web service which has been referenced in the website project of a solution within a class library project in the same solution?
I mean no web-service reference/setting is added to the class library and instead it needs to be picked from the web project.
I have a utility project that has an "XML" folder with two XML files in it, this project is then referenced by an ASP.net web project. I was wondering do you have to set some sort of build option to place the folder in the BIN of the website, or is there another approach to referencing these two files from the web project?
I am implementing a custom membership and role providers where I need to store all the role/membership information in the user's session.
I am implementing these custom providers inside a class library project (different from the website project) and need to access the session in them. The idea is to store the role/membership related information in the session after retrieving them for the first time from the database.
When I try to access the Session using System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session
I get this as a null object (Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I have an ashx file which returns a localised message. This is called from an Ajax request. I need to access the Asp.net ResourceManager in the ashx file.
I'm using ASP.NET on C# and I have a referanced library in the same solution in VB which calls a COM object using CreateObject.When I run the site on my comp it works, when I run it on my IIS 6 it gives me a stackoverflow on the method call.Now I have a script wich runs the VB code on the IIS6 and it works just fine.It must be something with the ASP...How can I call Com objects within ASP..., Do I have to do something special?
I have a custom gridview control which is a class library project.I want to be able to specify the css class for the gridview which I can do.But I also want to set a default css stylesheet to the gridview. So if I don't override it using the cssclass property it must get it's cssclass from the default stylesheet I have in my project.
How can I specify the default stylesheet. I have a stylesheet in a folder called "Styles" in my project.
My application creates some images at client machine using client side scripting VBScript. I want to store those images in database, so I need some way to bring those images to server without any interaction with users (means I can not use the file upload control).Along with this, application would also like to use the printer attached to client's machine (it could be her network printer), without showing printer dialog.
Basically I need to create some client piece, dll which will handle the scanning, printing and uploading images from client pc to server and web application will interact with this dll.How could I achieve this? I explored a lot on internet. many articles suggest that use activex control, but how in c#?
I am not asking any spoonfeeding. Please show me correct article or small working sample or example, I would figure out the rest.
I use the Global Resources feature, not only to centralize all my output strings but to make it easy when using Localization (witch is almost 90% of the time).But I spread out my project into, not only the ASP.NET website, but with 2 Library projects as well How can I use the ASP.NET Global Resource file in those Library projects
I am trying to create a zip file and save it using DotNetZip library.
But for some reason i get a "Access to the path is denied" error when i try to save it. Code4 is below
Dim zipFile As New ZipFile() zipFile.CompressionLevel = Ionic.Zlib.CompressionLevel.BestCompression zipFile.AddFile(filePath) Dim tempFilePath As String = "abc.zip" zipFile.TempFileFolder = "D:Company DataOperationsmedia est_folder_cover_scan" zipFile.Save(tempFilePath) <== error line
I have given all possible access to the folder. I am using .net 3.5. This whole code works in a web service
I have a Visual Studio 2010 solution consisting of 2 projects:Core, a C# class library project which handles the functionality and data accessUI, an ASP.NET 4 website (.NET Framework 4) that references the Core, and calls functionality in the Core.
My exception handler is set in Global.asax (Application_Error.)When an exception occurs in the UI, everything works perfectly, I get filename, line number, etc.This is not the case for exceptions that occur in the Core.For this, I get a stacktrace like:
{FillUserCount at offset 2376 in file:line:column <filename unknown>:0:0}
P.S. The Core.dll and Core.pdb are present in the UI Bin folder. In Visual Studio -> Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> "Enable just my code" is unchecked and "Enable source server support" is checked.Is there a way to get stackframe info (filename, class, method, line number) also for errors that occured in my referenced project ?
I have list of class files, when i try to run the class files, it showing error as "a project with output type of class library cannot be started directly"
How to run the class file? How to create a dll file.
I am using VB.Net/ASP.Net 2008 and I have a solution with 3 projects:
1. DAL
2. BLL
3. MainWebProject
anyways because it's a Web Application Project (not a web project) I had to set it up so I could access the Profile using Imports System.Web.Profile in the MainWebProj but I can only access the profile in that project.
anyways I need to access the Profile in the DAL also, and I figure since I can import the Profile in my MainWebProj there must be a way to also import that into the sister project, DAL.
My Issue: I can import a class in Project A but not Project B. Is there import syntax so I can also import the namespace in Proj B?
i'm trying an example by trying to creating two projects in one solution to seperate logic and UI. so let's say test.logic and test.ui
in test.ui i have a page called lets say contact me. in the code behind for this page i want to call a method that belongs in a class called processData in test.logic
in contact me cs i tried something like:
namespace test.ui { using test.logic //code here }
but that does not work as class/method not shown in intellisense.
I work in a small developing team with 3 developers and none of us are really 'uber elite programmers' but we get by pretty well for our company. One thing that has been constantly recurring is we keep using the same resources in multiple projects. One example being the fckeditor control, however it stinks to constantly add this folder to every project (I've got the control set-up in my toolbox, but it won't be able to find the code unless you have the folder in there). This also applies with constantly recurring master pages and controls. Now we have made some steps for improving this, including making a 'back end' project where we put our shared functions, and made a CDN for images and scripts. But I still run into issues. For instance all developers must make sure they have the latest version of the back end project checked out, and built. Also when you add a reference to that .dll, the paths have to be the same between developers, otherwise it breaks the reference.
Now I just found out you can add a project reference, which will make the back end project build anytime I build the front-end project, but again you still have to make sure you have the latest version checked out. But I wonder what else I could do? Things I find annoying are making sure the relative locations of the back end project to the front end project has to be the same, and making sure they have the latest version of the back end checked out. Are there better ways to do this?Also the back-end project is a class library, but how can I share resources like a user control? I tried putting a user control in a normal project, and then adding that project as a reference, but it doesn't give you access to the control in the file list like I am used to for dragging into a page.
I'm pretty sure this is something super easy, but how do i access a resource that is in a separate project using the expression syntax? I thought it would be like so:
I've an XML file stored in App_Data which is only used to read some configuration on startup. When I attempt to open it within my code, I get an Access to the path ... is denied message.
I'm having trouble understanding why, and how to solve it. I guess in theory I should alter the permissions on the file (and directory), but this hasn't changed anything.
To give a bit more background:1. Its a file bundled with the project, so the setup created by VS2008 writes it to the correct place during install. I didn't think I'd need to do anything unusual post install such that the ASP.NET application would have access.
2. When I've tried publishing this locally, I've not had any problems. - This is only on a test Windows 2003 server.
3. I've ran a simple page to understand the effective user of IIS - It is NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE. I tried granting "Full Access" to this user to this file, and still it doesn't work.The code to open it is simple:
FileStream fs = new FileStream(Server.mapPath(s), FileMode.Open);
Where s is defined as '~/App_Data/myfile.xml
I've even copied and pasted the full path & filename (from the exception) and tried "dir" on it, and it is indeed present (to get around a typo for example).I've also tried running aspnet_regiis.exe /s
I have a ASP.NET project which relies upon the FreeImage .NET wrapper. This is loaded using a reference to a external directory. The wrapper relies upon the FreeImage.dll being present to work (clearly). How do I get Visual Studio to include a reference to the FreeImage dll. It's not a .NET assembly, i think it was built in something else (so I can't add it as a reference).
I don't really want to have a copy for this project as these files reside in a different SVN repository
