Best Place to Put Class Accessible to All "Folders"

[Johnny Meredith]

Warning: Tenderfoot

I'm playing around with ASP.Net 2.0 b2. The web app I've created has a
default, login, recovery, etc. pages in the root and two folders
accessible to authenticated users only. I have a simple class that
needs to be accessible to the two subfolders mentioned above. I placed
this class in App_Code and declared it Friend/Internal. However, I
can't access it in the two subfolders unless it's declared Public.

I thought Friend/Internal meant that I could access the class from
anywhere in this project, but not from outside it. Should I be using
App_GlobalResources, App_LocalResources folders (or something else), or
am I just wrong regarding Friend/Internal classes?

Thanks,
Johnny

[Scott Allen]

Hi Johnny:

I thought Friend/Internal meant that I could access the class from
anywhere in this project, but not from outside it. Should I be using
App_GlobalResources, App_LocalResources folders (or something else), or
am I just wrong regarding Friend/Internal classes?

Internal means you can access the class from inside the same assembly.
Unfortunately stuff in App_Code goes into one assembly and ASPX
webforms code goes into a second.

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

[Johnny Meredith]

Thanks for your help.