Imports Namespace syntax

[Guest]

Hi
in the same project I created a separate folder to house only my classe
Classe are declared as the following:
NameSpace someInventedName.myNameSpac
Public class myClasseNam
end clas
End Namespac

I added an Imports statement in 'Global.asax' as : Imports someInventedName.myNameSpac
but I'm getting this error
" Namespace or type 'myNameSpace' for the Imports 'someInventedName.myNameSpace' cannot be found.

I tried to add refference but The namespace is not listed under any of the thre
tabs in 'Add Reference' dialogue box (neither under 'Project' tab

the only dll I can see is the one in bin folder

thanks for hel

 

[John Bowman]

Tony,

Thanks for the post. Unfortunately, I can't help you... I have the exact
same problem, hope someone will help us out.

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John Bowman
Verona, WI
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Hi,
in the same project I created a separate folder to house only my classes
Classe are declared as the following:
NameSpace someInventedName.myNameSpace
Public class myClasseName
end class
End Namespace

I added an Imports statement in 'Global.asax' as : Imports someInventedName.myNameSpace
but I'm getting this error:
" Namespace or type 'myNameSpace' for the Imports

'someInventedName.myNameSpace' cannot be found."

 

[Lubos Hrasko]

Try:

Imports DefaultNamespace.someInventedName.myNameSpace

where DefaultNamespace is specified in your project properties.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,
Lubos

Hi,
in the same project I created a separate folder to house only my classes
Classe are declared as the following:
NameSpace someInventedName.myNameSpace
Public class myClasseName
end class
End Namespace

I added an Imports statement in 'Global.asax' as : Imports someInventedName.myNameSpace
but I'm getting this error:
" Namespace or type 'myNameSpace' for the Imports

'someInventedName.myNameSpace' cannot be found."

 

[Guest]

Thank you , that solved the problem.

 

[John Bowman]

Lubos,

Many thanks! That did it. I'm coming at this from the C# world. This is one
of those things that's diff in VB.NET vs C#. In C# all you need for a
"using" statement in C# is:

using someInventedName.myNameSpace;

So I couldn't figure out why it kept complaining.

--
John C. Bowman
Software Engineer
Thermo Electron Scientific Instruments Div.
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