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  • How to access Resource file from a Class Library ?

    Hello,

    I'm building a generic Class Library that I will use it in all my projects.

    As for now, I can do the following where I have only one Resource file Resources.resx: LibPublic.Prope rties.Resources .ResourceManage r.GetString("Re cordType_Missin g").ToString () where LibPublic is the name of my Class Library.

    I have already worked on a Website Project where we can create our classes under App_Code...
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  • Chuck Duncan
    started a topic Simply a Singleton - in C# .NET
    in .NET

    Simply a Singleton - in C# .NET

    I have implemented singleton classes many times in the past without a problem. Perhaps dimentia is setting in, but today I found I couldn't make it work.
    I'm using Visual Studio 2008, C#, and started with a simple:
    Code:
        public class justOne
        {
            private static justOne _justOne = null;
    
            public static int LocalCounter;
    
            private justOne() { LocalCounter = 0; }
    ...
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    Last edited by Niheel; Aug 3 '10, 05:55 AM. Reason: fixed code tags

  • StevieMars
    started a topic Class Library can't be found!

    Class Library can't be found!

    I have a web Application and have created a seperate class library project.

    I am trying to use the Class Library by referencing it in the Web Application. I am doing this by right clicking the web application and clicking 'Add Reference...'. I then browse to my Class library and click ok. This gets added to a Bin folder in my web application.

    The problem is I can't actually get any of the objects that are in the Clas...
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  • mpaturi
    started a topic Webservice vs dll from Classic ASP

    Webservice vs dll from Classic ASP

    Should I use a webservice or a class library for some processing that will be called from classic asp.
    What are the pros and cons of each.
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