HttpUtil

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Wobbly Bob

Hi, I can't seem to find this class that according to the docs is in
System.Web. I am using .Net Enterprise 2003 with .Net 1.1. A lot of the
classes that are documented as being in System.Web are in System.Net..?

Rob.
 
Wobbly Bob said:
Hi, I can't seem to find this class that according to the docs is in
System.Web. I am using .Net Enterprise 2003 with .Net 1.1.
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There's no HttpUtil class, but there is HttpUtility. Have you added a
reference to the System.Web.dll assembly (not just said that you're
using the System.Web namespace)?
A lot of the
classes that are documented as being in System.Web are in System.Net..?
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Such as?
 
Cheers for your reply,
I'm a bit of a dweeb at this but I'm told I need to use a web project and
not an application project. Is there an alternative class available?
Rob.
 
Rob,

You don't need to use a Web Project in order to add a reference to
System.Web.dll. You just add it like you would add a reference to anything
else.

However, if you are finding that what you are trying to do overall
requires a Web Project, then by all means, use that.

What are you trying to do?


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Wobbly Bob said:
Cheers for your reply,
I'm a bit of a dweeb at this but I'm told I need to use a web project and
not an application project. Is there an alternative class available?
Rob.
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Wobbly Bob said:
I'm a bit of a dweeb at this but I'm told I need to use a web project and
not an application project. Is there an alternative class available?
Click to expand...

You can use nearly all classes in either type of project. What are you
wanting to do, and why do you now think you need a different class?
 
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