It doesn't work 'as-is' in the App_Code folder since that gets compiled
into 1 assembly. You can create subfolders in the App_Code and supposedly
it will work:
While I agree it's nice to have, I can't think of many compelling reasons
why you'd want to mix languages and can come up with a couple drawbacks. As
far as I'm concerned, you should pick one or the other.
I did pikc one language. Then management told me to switch to a new language.
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Arne Garvander
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Karl Seguin said:
One has to wonder why you'd want to do that.
While I agree it's nice to have, I can't think of many compelling reasons
why you'd want to mix languages and can come up with a couple drawbacks. As
far as I'm concerned, you should pick one or the other.
Ha ha! Love it when that happens....would love to hear the 'reasons'
Actually you've found a good reason, to be able to keep developing new
pages without recoding the old ones (yet); tho as alluded to at some
point you'll want to convert them all to one language. But this will
bide you time...
You mean that management is reasonable!
Sometimes they are and sometimes they are not.
This time they gave no reason.
When people select between VB and C#, it is usually not because of a reason.
It is just a personal choice.
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