Creating functions, components

[John Cosmas]

I am new to .NET 2003 and I'm having trouble locating answers. I need to
run a initiate a set of classes, or rather load some initial values into an
array - data originates from a database. Then throughout my application, I
will make a functional call which will retrieve the corresponding value
based on the key/parameter I send into the function. Please tell me or
refer me to a document that describes how to create this class or function,
load/initialize it and then use it in my app. I also need to know how to
declare a function in the code side of a ASPX page.

Components and classes are making very little sense to me in the
documentation. I used to include an .ASP page on top of my old .ASP pages
before which allows me to call functions, subs without a problem.
Apparently, much has changed.

Thanks in advance.

JohnC

[Darren Clark]

All these questions make me beleive this is your first asp.net project?

I suggest that running through the quickstart tutorials will point you in
the right direction

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/howto/

that should answer all your questions for you.

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I am new to .NET 2003 and I'm having trouble locating answers. I need to
run a initiate a set of classes, or rather load some initial values into an array - data originates from a database. Then throughout my application, I will make a functional call which will retrieve the corresponding value
based on the key/parameter I send into the function. Please tell me or
refer me to a document that describes how to create this class or function, load/initialize it and then use it in my app. I also need to know how to
declare a function in the code side of a ASPX page.

Components and classes are making very little sense to me in the
documentation. I used to include an .ASP page on top of my old .ASP pages
before which allows me to call functions, subs without a problem.
Apparently, much has changed.

Thanks in advance.

JohnC