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How do I know what to @import?

Suppose I'm writing an ASP.net page with collections, sql server
database connections, etc. How do I know what '@import' directives I
am supposed to use?
Also, is there compilation I am supposed to do with code-behind
classes? If so, how do I know what libraries to link them to when I
compile them with vbc.exe?
Thanks,
CohenMarvin

Nov 19 '05 #1
1 1008
Hello there,

First thing is - there aren't that many that you have to remember for most
simple pages. I write moderately complex applications and I normally only
use 5 at most.
Essentially, you learn by taking not of what's imported when you are reading
examples. Also, msdn had extensive documentation on the runtime so if you
ever find a class and you don't know where it belongs, then google it and
msdn will likely come up.

Honestly though, there aren't that many and they are very sensibly laid out
(for the most part!)

tce

Nov 19 '05 #2

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