Hello,
I was used to specifiy global objects int the <object> tag in a global.asa
file.
It is still possible to do so in the dotnet environment, but I think its a
pain to do so, because you need a lot of casts and the way you access those
global objects is rather verbose. Its something like
MyObject obj =
(MyObject)context.Application.StaticObjects.GetObject("MyObject");
It is also possible to declare only static variables in a class, and use
them instead of the <object> tag.
One can think of
public class MyGlobals
{
public static MyObject myObject = new MyObject();
}
and then in a ashx or aspx file:
MyGlobals.MyObject......
However, I'm not sure what the consequences are.
Can anybody explain what the exact difference is (I mean differences with
respect to threading, instacing, etc)
Thanks a lot.
Peter
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