I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb files,
but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class.
Dim objCard as DotNetNuke.CreditCardPurchase
this fails because CreditCardPurchase is not seen in namespace DotNetNuke
Here's the c# file:
namespace DotNetNuke
{
using System;
public class CreditCardPurchase
{
public string host;
public string store_id;
public string api_token;
public string order_id;
public string amount;
public string card;
public string exp;
public string crypt;
public void DoPurchase()
{
HttpsPostRequest mpgReq =
new HttpsPostRequest(host, store_id, api_token,
new Purchase(order_id, amount, card, exp,
crypt));
}
}
}
Where am I going wrong? How do you mix vb and c# files in the same project?
--
Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB 6 11598
Keep the C# assembly separate from your VB project. Just make a reference
to the C# assembly and instantiate the C# class as you would any other
class.
"Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> wrote in message
news:ur**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb
files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class. Dim objCard as DotNetNuke.CreditCardPurchase this fails because CreditCardPurchase is not seen in namespace
DotNetNuke Here's the c# file:
namespace DotNetNuke
{
using System;
public class CreditCardPurchase
{
public string host;
public string store_id;
public string api_token;
public string order_id;
public string amount;
public string card;
public string exp;
public string crypt; public void DoPurchase()
{
HttpsPostRequest mpgReq =
new HttpsPostRequest(host, store_id, api_token,
new Purchase(order_id, amount, card, exp, crypt));
} }
} Where am I going wrong? How do you mix vb and c# files in the same
project? -- Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
Dan,
The easiest way is to put the C# code in a Class Library (DLL) project and
add that to your solution. The other way is to create a multi-file assembly
but that's a pain-in-the-ass and must be done outside Visual Studio.
Hope
--
Rob Windsor [MVP-VB]
G6 Consulting
Toronto, Canada
this helps,
"Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> wrote in message
news:ur**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb
files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class. Dim objCard as DotNetNuke.CreditCardPurchase this fails because CreditCardPurchase is not seen in namespace
DotNetNuke Here's the c# file:
namespace DotNetNuke
{
using System;
public class CreditCardPurchase
{
public string host;
public string store_id;
public string api_token;
public string order_id;
public string amount;
public string card;
public string exp;
public string crypt; public void DoPurchase()
{
HttpsPostRequest mpgReq =
new HttpsPostRequest(host, store_id, api_token,
new Purchase(order_id, amount, card, exp, crypt));
} }
} Where am I going wrong? How do you mix vb and c# files in the same
project? -- Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
* "Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> scripsit: I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class.
Create a C# class library project and reference this project from within
your other project/files.
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>
Thanks, I'll do that.
--
Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
"Scott M." <s-***@BADSPAMsnet.net> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Keep the C# assembly separate from your VB project. Just make a reference to the C# assembly and instantiate the C# class as you would any other class.
"Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> wrote in message news:ur**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class. Dim objCard as DotNetNuke.CreditCardPurchase this fails because CreditCardPurchase is not seen in namespace DotNetNuke Here's the c# file:
namespace DotNetNuke
{
using System;
public class CreditCardPurchase
{
public string host;
public string store_id;
public string api_token;
public string order_id;
public string amount;
public string card;
public string exp;
public string crypt; public void DoPurchase()
{
HttpsPostRequest mpgReq =
new HttpsPostRequest(host, store_id, api_token,
new Purchase(order_id, amount, card, exp, crypt));
} }
} Where am I going wrong? How do you mix vb and c# files in the same
project? -- Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
Thanks, I'll try the dll thing.
--
Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
"Rob Windsor [MVP]" <rw******@NO.MORE.SPAM.bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:e7**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Dan,
The easiest way is to put the C# code in a Class Library (DLL) project and add that to your solution. The other way is to create a multi-file
assembly but that's a pain-in-the-ass and must be done outside Visual Studio.
Hope
-- Rob Windsor [MVP-VB] G6 Consulting Toronto, Canada this helps,
"Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> wrote in message news:ur**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class. Dim objCard as DotNetNuke.CreditCardPurchase this fails because CreditCardPurchase is not seen in namespace DotNetNuke Here's the c# file:
namespace DotNetNuke
{
using System;
public class CreditCardPurchase
{
public string host;
public string store_id;
public string api_token;
public string order_id;
public string amount;
public string card;
public string exp;
public string crypt; public void DoPurchase()
{
HttpsPostRequest mpgReq =
new HttpsPostRequest(host, store_id, api_token,
new Purchase(order_id, amount, card, exp, crypt));
} }
} Where am I going wrong? How do you mix vb and c# files in the same
project? -- Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
Ok, thanks.
--
Dan Sikorsky, MSCS BSCE BAB
"Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]" <hi***************@gmx.at> wrote in message
news:ei**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... * "Dan Sikorsky" <ds****@gte.net> scripsit: I've included a .cs file in my project that has all .aspx.vb and .vb
files, but can't dim a variable in a .vb file as a .c# class.
Create a C# class library project and reference this project from within your other project/files.
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