where is reports.vb class

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Dica

i've been asked to write an app making use of reports.vb class, but i can't
seem to find it..
 
Did you look under the couch?

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Complex things are made up of
Lots of simple things.
 
Kevin Spencer said:
Did you look under the couch?

whaka, whaka.

seriously, nobody knows what i'm talking about? i'm new to .Net and don't
want to look the fool asking the client about their specs. they've asked
that i use reports.vb and security.vb classes. how do i find out where these
classes are so i can read up on them? is there reference i can find
somewhere to tell me about all the available classes in .Net?
 
Greg Burns said:
http://www.asp.net/QUICKSTART/util/classbrowser.aspx

Unfortunately, I doubt if that is going to help you much.

actually, that is a big help. and holy crap, look at the differences in the
security models between classic ASP and ASP.Net. i though that simply
picking vb.Net as a language would get me up to speed as a .Net developer,
but looks like i've failed to account for things like different and better
ways of doing things. i've got years of experience working with classic ASP
and Sql Server and can see that my well entrenched way of thinking about how
to solve problems is going to be a major barrier to getting up to speed on
the .Net model.

anybody know a good resource for pointing classic ASP developers to the new
way of doing things in .Net? i don't mean learning the substitution of
things like InStr for indexOf. it's not the language, but learning about
the new classes and different ways of solving classic problems that's going
to be a headache.
BTW: is your timezone set correctly on your computer? Your posting 2 hours
in the future. :)

trippy. yeah, you were right.
 
re:
anybody know a good resource for pointing classic
ASP developers to the new way of doing things in .Net?

This is a good starting place :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...s/dnaspp/html/aspnetmigrissues.asp?frame=true

There's also a lot of background material here :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/migratingtoaspnet2.asp



Juan T. Llibre, ASP.NET MVP
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