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8/8/2008 7:19 PM
 

i have 2 subfolders [each corresponding to a custom module coded in C#] in App_Code folder of my Website project, how do i reference the classes in folder A from folder B ?

App_Code

--A

----Class1.cs (namespace A)

--B

----Class2.cs (namespace B)

 

tried "using A;" in Class2.cs - doesn't work.

 

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8/9/2008 11:47 AM
 

Usually you can access a class from another module in the App_code directory if that module is compiled before the module wanting access. The order modules are compiled in is determined in the web.config file.

I say usually because it is not always guaranteed. If you must have access use the WAP method and use assemblies compiled to the bin directory.



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