C# code in an aspx page rather than assembly

[ilPostino]

ok, I should know this answer but I don't :D

I want write an aspx page/application but I want the class and code to be in
the aspx rather than referencing an assembly.

thanks!
-p

[Jiachuan Wang [MSFT]]

Navigate according to the following order in "Visual Studio .NET
Documentation". You'll find lots of sample aspx pages that self contains
class codes by not using VS IDE's code-behind model

1) Visual Studio .NET
2) .NET Framwork
3) QuickStarts
4) ASP.NET QuickStrat
5) .NET Samples - ASP.NET Web Forms Introduction

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"ilPostino" <ne**@ip80.com> wrote in message
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ok, I should know this answer but I don't :D

I want write an aspx page/application but I want the class and code to be in the aspx rather than referencing an assembly.

thanks!
-p

[Jiachuan Wang [MSFT]]

Navigate according to the following order in "Visual Studio .NET
Documentation". You'll find lots of sample aspx pages that self contains
class codes by not using VS IDE's code-behind model

1) Visual Studio .NET
2) .NET Framwork
3) QuickStarts
4) ASP.NET QuickStrat
5) .NET Samples - ASP.NET Web Forms Introduction

--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"ilPostino" <ne**@ip80.com> wrote in message
news:O$**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

ok, I should know this answer but I don't :D

I want write an aspx page/application but I want the class and code to be in the aspx rather than referencing an assembly.

thanks!
-p