ASP.NET / windows client switch ?

[Jeremy]

How can I programatically determine (from some common library code) whether
the running environment is ASP.NET webforms or windows client ?

[Jon Paugh]

By passing a parameter to your code to say which one you
are using?

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How can I programatically determine (from some common library code) whetherthe running environment is ASP.NET webforms or windows client ?

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[Jeremy]

Well obviusly yes, I can do, but I was hoping there would be some
environment flag that would enable me to just detect it - better design I
thought.

"Jon Paugh" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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By passing a parameter to your code to say which one you
are using?

-----Original Message-----
How can I programatically determine (from some common

library code) whether

the running environment is ASP.NET webforms or windows

client ?

.

[Alex Papadimoulis]

Hi Jeremy,

Your framework (Library Code) should be designed in a way that it wouldn't
make a difference where it's run.

What you could do is create a class in the Environment namespace with a
static method/member that is set at runtime by your application. But, I
don't think that's good design either.

Alex Papadimoulis

"Jeremy" <je*************@blueyonder.co.yk> wrote in message
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Well obviusly yes, I can do, but I was hoping there would be some
environment flag that would enable me to just detect it - better design I
thought.

"Jon Paugh" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:05****************************@phx.gbl...

By passing a parameter to your code to say which one you
are using?

-----Original Message-----
How can I programatically determine (from some common

library code) whether

the running environment is ASP.NET webforms or windows

client ?

.