Best Practices - namespaces

[Dave]

Hi,
I'm building a website in ASP.NET. I will have a default.aspx file in each directory and sub-directory of the site. What is the best / accepted way of avoiding class naming conflicts by using Namespaces. I read somewhere that each directory should have it's own namespace, but that doesn't seem right to me....
thanks
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/dave

[cody]

Re: Best Practices - namespaces

I your app has the name Foo, your company has the name Bar then a classfile
in the dir \Fun\Fancy\ should have the namespace "Bar.Foo.Fun.Fa ncy".
This is common practice and folloved by most most companies.

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cody

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