Hi:

In ASP I always wrote a page that was just generic server functions for 
all (or most) of my pages:
'
ie (OpenDBase() or ParseList(sList), etc.

I'm trying to do that in ASP.NET but I'm having trouble finding out what 
kind of file to use.

I tried just a normal class which is what I wanted but found that it 
absolutely refuses to acknowledge the Session object. I added all the 
using statements for Web, Web.SessionState, etc.

No help.

How can I accomplish this?

Ok,

Why not just make C# components and put them in the Bin folder?

-----Original Message-----
From: marl@s... [mailto:marl@s...]
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 5:56 PM
To: ASP.NET
Subject: [aspx] Session State - Server Functions Include?


Hi:

In ASP I always wrote a page that was just generic server functions for 
all (or most) of my pages:
'
ie (OpenDBase() or ParseList(sList), etc.

I'm trying to do that in ASP.NET but I'm having trouble finding out what 
kind of file to use.

I tried just a normal class which is what I wanted but found that it 
absolutely refuses to acknowledge the Session object. I added all the 
using statements for Web, Web.SessionState, etc.

No help.

How can I accomplish this?
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