Hi,

I want to develop common classes (eg date conversion etc) thatI can use amongst different Windows and Web projects. I only want one copy of the source, not copied into different projects.

How can I do that? I would like to create their own namespaces so I can just import when required.

Thanks

Kerry O'Carroll

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Kerry O\'Carroll

Create your class(es) and compile it(them) as a .dll, then you can add a reference to it from whichever project you want to.

J

How do I compile a class to .dll

I have a standard version on VB .Net version 1.1 - 2003

When I create a class, I have to open a project first. I know how to compile and run a windows project and also web projects.

Remember all I am trying to achieve is to use common routines across muliple projects (windows and web).

Thanks for your help

Kerry O'Carroll

Any more advice please!!

Thanks

Kerry O'Carroll

Create a new project of type Class Library and create the classes in this project. It will compile to a .dll that can be referenced in other projects.

I am not sure if Class Libraries are posisble in your version of VB .Net but I would not know why not

I just found out the Class Library project type is not available in VB .NEt standard edition. So my previous post is not going to work.

Thanks for your advice.

Is there any way of sharing source code (class.vb) with more than one project. At teh moment I just copy between projects which has its dangers when I make a change.


Kerry O'Carroll