N Nikolay Petrov Jan 28, 2005 #1 What this means in VB .NET? public class RequestEmployee: ISocketObject TIA
P Phill. W Jan 28, 2005 #2 Nikolay Petrov said: public class RequestEmployee: ISocketObject Click to expand... Assuming that ISocketObject is an Interface (because it begins with the letter "I") : Public Class RequestEmployee Implements ISocketObject If it's a [poorly-named] class, this would become : Public Class RequestEmployee Inherits ISocketObject HTH, Phill W.
Nikolay Petrov said: public class RequestEmployee: ISocketObject Click to expand... Assuming that ISocketObject is an Interface (because it begins with the letter "I") : Public Class RequestEmployee Implements ISocketObject If it's a [poorly-named] class, this would become : Public Class RequestEmployee Inherits ISocketObject HTH, Phill W.
N Nikolay Petrov Jan 28, 2005 #3 I thought so, but I get Type 'ISocketObject' is not defined. Phill. W said: Nikolay Petrov said: public class RequestEmployee: ISocketObject Click to expand... Assuming that ISocketObject is an Interface (because it begins with the letter "I") : Public Class RequestEmployee Implements ISocketObject If it's a [poorly-named] class, this would become : Public Class RequestEmployee Inherits ISocketObject HTH, Phill W. Click to expand...
I thought so, but I get Type 'ISocketObject' is not defined. Phill. W said: Nikolay Petrov said: public class RequestEmployee: ISocketObject Click to expand... Assuming that ISocketObject is an Interface (because it begins with the letter "I") : Public Class RequestEmployee Implements ISocketObject If it's a [poorly-named] class, this would become : Public Class RequestEmployee Inherits ISocketObject HTH, Phill W. Click to expand...
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Jan 28, 2005 #4 Nikolay Petrov said: I thought so, but I get Type 'ISocketObject' is not defined. Click to expand... Maybe a reference or namespace import is missing and thus the interface cannot be found.
Nikolay Petrov said: I thought so, but I get Type 'ISocketObject' is not defined. Click to expand... Maybe a reference or namespace import is missing and thus the interface cannot be found.
