If you're passing a Page, you shouldn't be using the Control type, but the 
Page type instead. In fact, you should be passing it as an object of 
whatever type you created, inheriting from System.Web.UI.Page. Remember 
that pages are objects too, so you can always access its properties simply 
by declaring your variable to be of that type.

public class MyPage : System.Web.UI.Page
{
     private string s;

     public string MyString
     {
         get { return s; }
     }
}

public class MyClass
{
     public void PassPage (MyPage page)
     {
         string s = page.MyString;
     }
}

At 10:11 AM 2/28/2003 +0530, S.R.Anand Kumar wrote:
>I have a Page in which i have declared few public properties.
> From this page i am calling a method in another class X by passing this
>page as a Control reference.
>eg. PassPage(this)
>
>Class X {
>...
>     PassPage (Control page){
>         access the properties of the passed page... and do something
>     }
>...
>}

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