Re: Old website mix with asp.net 2

Hi,

Alan T wrote:
This is my exact question:

I tried to create the new website in VS 2005, then add my new aspx pages, it fine, I can compile and run.
The next question comes up, when I implement my C# class, eg. the namespace is Employee.
In the code-behind, I want to include the "Employee" namespace in the using clause but the compilar did not find that.

Did you include a reference to the DLL containing the Employee namespace? The "using" directive is not doing that, it's merely a scope information, avoiding that you have to write fully qualified names all the time. When you want to use classes defined in an external assembly, you must add a reference to it in your project. To do this, right-click on the "References" folder in Visual Studio's solution explorer.

HTH,
Laurent
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