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Code behind class

Hi all;

I am using code behind class with each aspx page; can i use multiple code
behind class with a single aspx page. dont consider user controls.
Nov 19 '05 #1
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Hello Mahesh
I think that you can not use multiple code behind class.
Because as far as c# and vb.net is concern it supports only single
inheritance not multiple inheritance. Try to understand what is code
behind it is compiled class reside in application's assembly. your aspx
page will be inherated from that code behind class. so actully your
aspx class will run when you fire any page and it is dynamiclly
compiled.
Please refer code behind model. I think this will solve your problem.

regards,
bhawin13

Nov 19 '05 #2
If you create an inheritance chain you can use multiple code pages.
e.g.

1.
Public Class myPageFrameworkBaseClass
Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

2.
Public Class myDataFrameworkClass
Inherits myPageFrameworkBaseClass

3.
Public Class myRealCodeBehindPage
Inherits myDataFrameworkClass

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Hi all;

I am using code behind class with each aspx page; can i use multiple code
behind class with a single aspx page. dont consider user controls.

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