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May 13th, 2003, 05:29 AM
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another code behind question
yesterday I placed some threads (questions) about
code behind. And I received very useful answers which helped me to ask my question a little bit better (I hope).
I seems that VS already uses code-behind pages.
So my project is devided in a number of aspx and aspx.vb (code behind in vb) and ascx.vb (usercontrol) files.
I would like to have all my vb files to be compiled in one or several dll files. Is there an easy way to do this or do I have to rewrite all my vb code ito classes? , and what does VS do with de projectname.dll in the bin directory? whenever I compile (build solution) VS writes to this dll.
Lets say, when I have compiled the vb code into dll 's, do I have to change the codebehind -property of the aspx pages (html files) (refering to an aspx.vb file) into a dll file ?
A lot of questions..I know
Krol
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