Hi Bart,
I would create another project which have all these common classes. Then I
will add this project to each of your projects, which require this common
classes. You could go with placing the output of the common class dll into
GAC, but I would rather not. Since you are saying, the classes could change
again, so each time your common dll gets updated, you would have to deploy
it to DLL. You could consider the GAC option for production server. But on
your developing machine as I said, create another project which contains
these classes, and keep that project type as Class library. Let me know if
you need any help in understanding what I said
"Bart" <Ba**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I made a web-application, and i created several classes. Now i want to
make a second web-application, which uses the same classes. How can i acchieve
this ? Off course with copy - paste, but that would give problems, when i
change something in the classes. The other project wouldn't be up-to-date.
Isn't it possible to put al my classes in some 'package', and 'import' the
'package' in some other application ?
Bart