I have a bunch of code in classes that I am trying to convert into a
class Library. What I would like to do it use the same code in my CF
Class library as well as my WindowsCF class library.

My problem is that most of my classes have an Import for
System.Data.SqlClient since I use the SQLConnection method/property.
It works fine if I compile it as a Windows Class library but when I do
it for CF it tells me that SQLConnection is not defined.. I dont
really want to go to every file in my project and change the imports or
keep two different copies of the code since it will be a pain to
maintain.

Isnt there a way to share the same code for a Windows Class library as
well as a CD class library and maybe just have to have a different
imports file depending on which project you are compiling?

Thanks
Mike

If the library (i.e. your assembly) depends on a ".NET only" assembly
it is not portable.

You can share the bits that are relevant. The non-relevant bits can be
conditionally compiled out:
http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/2004/...lframe_17.html

Cheers
Daniel
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"TechGladiator" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a bunch of code in classes that I am trying to convert into a
> class Library. What I would like to do it use the same code in my CF
> Class library as well as my WindowsCF class library.
>
> My problem is that most of my classes have an Import for
> System.Data.SqlClient since I use the SQLConnection method/property.
> It works fine if I compile it as a Windows Class library but when I do
> it for CF it tells me that SQLConnection is not defined.. I dont
> really want to go to every file in my project and change the imports or
> keep two different copies of the code since it will be a pain to
> maintain.
>
> Isnt there a way to share the same code for a Windows Class library as
> well as a CD class library and maybe just have to have a different
> imports file depending on which project you are compiling?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>

Daniel,

Thats EXACTLY what I was looking for.

Thanks
Mike