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OK, the answer to this is twofold.
1 - If Microsoft released a new version of the framework and you could do everything it offered on the old framework, no-one would upgrade
2 - ASP.NET questions are off topic on these forums, you need to ask this question at www.asp.net.
Can you given an example of what you mean You want to do this in .NEt 1.1 Are you talking about partial classes
If a class is referenced or in a project you can always access it by its full name.
If there is a class in MyProject.DataAccess called Reader you can reference it as
MyProject.DataAccess.Reader reader = new MyProject.DataAccess.Reader();
This approach does not require to state that you are using MyProject.DataAccess and write something like this
Reader reader = new Reader();
As long as your project knows classes in a namespace it can use it, you do not need to explicitly state that you want to use it.
c# common classes
Diane Landen
in framework 2.0 there is a special folder for web project called app_code, all classess in app_cde can be referenced by each page in the project, but i don't know how i can do the same with fm1.1
TaiChiMaster
OK, the answer to this is twofold.
1 - If Microsoft released a new version of the framework and you could do everything it offered on the old framework, no-one would upgrade
2 - ASP.NET questions are off topic on these forums, you need to ask this question at www.asp.net.
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Can you given an example of what you mean You want to do this in .NEt 1.1 Are you talking about partial classes
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If a class is referenced or in a project you can always access it by its full name.
If there is a class in MyProject.DataAccess called Reader you can reference it as
MyProject.DataAccess.Reader reader = new MyProject.DataAccess.Reader();
This approach does not require to state that you are using MyProject.DataAccess and write something like this
Reader reader = new Reader();
As long as your project knows classes in a namespace it can use it, you do not need to explicitly state that you want to use it.