P
Paul
Hi,
I have a class library that I added to my web app root and when I try to
use the .current portion of the System.Web.UI.HttpContext namespace, it
does not exist and I get the error that it's not defined if I try to
reference it in code.
I did attach a reference to System.DLL. I have tried the Import command
and nothing in the namespace tree exists past the .HttpContext level.
If I type a period after .HttpContext, Intellisense is idle.
Something about the class library makes this portion of the System
namespace illegal, no? I've read a lot of posts about this and have not
found out why it's illegal at times.
With Imports System.Web.UI.Page the namespace ends at Page.
Anybody know what I'm missing? I can work with it from my web app with
Public Properties, so something must be right about it. I cannot read or
write a session variable, though, and that is killer.
Thanks for you help. ~P
I have a class library that I added to my web app root and when I try to
use the .current portion of the System.Web.UI.HttpContext namespace, it
does not exist and I get the error that it's not defined if I try to
reference it in code.
I did attach a reference to System.DLL. I have tried the Import command
and nothing in the namespace tree exists past the .HttpContext level.
If I type a period after .HttpContext, Intellisense is idle.
Something about the class library makes this portion of the System
namespace illegal, no? I've read a lot of posts about this and have not
found out why it's illegal at times.
With Imports System.Web.UI.Page the namespace ends at Page.
Anybody know what I'm missing? I can work with it from my web app with
Public Properties, so something must be right about it. I cannot read or
write a session variable, though, and that is killer.
Thanks for you help. ~P