Asp.Net Programming :: assigned namespace


	assigned namespace Hi All, This should be a quite old question, but any way.. Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the web pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? Nirosh. Not sure the answer to your q but you can set the default namespace in your project. Right click on your project and select "properties". In the "application" tab you can set your default namespace. "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message news:Ose2CW7pHHA.2044@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > Hi All, > This should be a quite old question, but any way.. > Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the web > pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? > Nirosh. Thanks for the reply.. But that setting is not for "web site" type project.. it won't work in my case as I am developing a web site. Nirosh. "T Samualson" <tera_8@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Oo%23Gue7pHHA.3736@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > Not sure the answer to your q but you can set the default namespace in > your project. Right click on your project and select "properties". In the > "application" tab you can set your default namespace. > "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message > news:Ose2CW7pHHA.2044@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> Hi All, >> This should be a quite old question, but any way.. >> Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the web >> pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? >> Nirosh. It should work. Are you using VS 2005 with the service pack installed? I use it for my web applications. There is a difference between web application projects and web site projects so to take advantage of it use a web application. "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message news:Olx2Wr7pHHA.1244@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > Thanks for the reply.. But that setting is not for "web site" type > project.. it won't work in my case as I am developing a web site. > Nirosh. > "T Samualson" <tera_8@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:Oo%23Gue7pHHA.3736@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> Not sure the answer to your q but you can set the default namespace in >> your project. Right click on your project and select "properties". In >> the "application" tab you can set your default namespace. >> "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message >> news:Ose2CW7pHHA.2044@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >>> Hi All, >>> This should be a quite old question, but any way.. >>> Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the >>> web pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? >>> Nirosh. if asp.net 2.0 web site, the page file and the code behind are compiled into one dll (they are actually treated as one source via partial classes). as the code behind is the same "source" as the page there is no need for a namespace. in a web site project aspnet_compiler compiles all the code. if you make a web project (I don't care for them), vs2005 compiles the code behind in a dll it places in the bin folder, and then has the aspnet_compiler to compile the pages. so if you specify a project namespace, it still only on the code behind files (which now use inhertance instead if partial classes). not actully sure why you want a namespace on web pages, as they are standalone units. normally you create shared code as a seperate library project, where you would use a namespace. note: in the web.config, you can specify default namespaces to include in pages via the <namespaces> config section. -- bruce (sqlwork.com) - Hide quoted text - Nirosh wrote: > Hi All, > This should be a quite old question, but any way.. > Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the web > pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? > Nirosh. Nope sir, web application is for the people who are struggling to get themselves converted from ASP.NET 1.X to 2.0.. Not for pure ASP.NET 2.0 projects.. just look around you will realize that you aren't getting any advantage of using web application projects.. Nirosh. "T Samualson" <tera_8@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:O0kz9v7pHHA.1148@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > It should work. Are you using VS 2005 with the service pack installed? > I use it for my web applications. There is a difference between web > application projects and web site projects so to take advantage of it use > a web application. > "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message > news:Olx2Wr7pHHA.1244@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >> Thanks for the reply.. But that setting is not for "web site" type >> project.. it won't work in my case as I am developing a web site. >> Nirosh. >> "T Samualson" <tera_8@hotmail.com> wrote in message >> news:Oo%23Gue7pHHA.3736@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >>> Not sure the answer to your q but you can set the default namespace in >>> your project. Right click on your project and select "properties". In >>> the "application" tab you can set your default namespace. >>> "Nirosh" <Nir@News.Com> wrote in message >>> news:Ose2CW7pHHA.2044@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >>>> Hi All, >>>> This should be a quite old question, but any way.. >>>> Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the >>>> web pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? >>>> Nirosh. Thanks for the detail reply.. As to answering to your question about why I need a namespace, let me answer you with a question.. Mate do you have a fence for your garden.. simple reason is that I needed them to group them well as I am having too many controls when I type ASP. I am finding it harder to maintain.. so I need fence around same type of controls.. if you just have a system with 10 20 pages it will work for you.. I am talking about something lot larger than that. So.. with your expertise... what is your suggestion.. I can manualy add the namespace and I can refer to the assembly with the name space.. not using ASP so is it a bad practise.. Thanks again for the detail reply.. Nirosh. "bruce barker" <nos@nospam.com> wrote in message news:eeCHt88pHHA.2372@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... - Hide quoted text - > if asp.net 2.0 web site, the page file and the code behind are compiled > into one dll (they are actually treated as one source via partial > classes). as the code behind is the same "source" as the page there is no > need for a namespace. in a web site project aspnet_compiler compiles all > the code. > if you make a web project (I don't care for them), vs2005 compiles the > code behind in a dll it places in the bin folder, and then has the > aspnet_compiler to compile the pages. so if you specify a project > namespace, it still only on the code behind files (which now use > inhertance instead if partial classes). > not actully sure why you want a namespace on web pages, as they are > standalone units. normally you create shared code as a seperate library > project, where you would use a namespace. > note: in the web.config, you can specify default namespaces to include in > pages via the <namespaces> config section. > -- bruce (sqlwork.com) > Nirosh wrote: >> Hi All, >> This should be a quite old question, but any way.. >> Why visual studio 2005 does not assigned the default namespace to the web >> pages when creates a web site type project.. please explain? >> Nirosh.