newb stuff.

[Qwert]

Hello,

I use Visual Studio .NET to create a .aspx page. When I do this it creates a
..dll assembly with name similar to the project. I assume that in this dll
all kinds of references are made to other needed dll's that I link using
VS.NET. But if I create the .aspx file with a text editor, how do I link
with other assembles of mine that are in the \bin folder of the .appx file
directory?

Thanks.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

If they are in your \bin directory, or the Global Assembly Cache, they are
ready to use. All you need to do is add a Reference to them in your project,
so that the app knows they are there.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.

 

[T. DAVIS JR]

The page directive should have an Assembly attribute which can be used to
import an assembly into your aspx page. However, I think all of your code
has to be within the aspx page within the <script runat="server"> block.
Meaning, this will not work for code behind. You will have to resort to
another method. Search the net..there are examples on that.