Much better solution. Thanks.
Steve Holak
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> cc:
> I had a similar requirement, and the immediate simple solution was to
do
> just what you did--pass a reference to a current application ( get
access
> to Request.Form and QueryString data).
>
> Looking back on the old COM solutions, where you got a ref to
> ObjectContext
> and on to ASP objects,
Patrik,
I had a similar requirement, and the immediate simple solution was to do
just what you did--pass a reference to a current application ( get access
to Request.Form and QueryString data).
Looking back on the old COM solutions, where you got a ref to ObjectContext
and on to ASP objects, thi
HttpApplication currentApp = HttpContext.Current.ApplicationInstance;
Jim
> -Original Message-
> From: Patrik Löwendahl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 22 May 2002 13:33
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DOTNET] Get hold of HTTP Application which created an ob
: "Richard Blewett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Get hold of HTTP Application which created an object
> You mean HttpContext.Current.Application?
>
> Richard
> http://staff.develop.com/ri
You mean HttpContext.Current.Application?
Richard
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Patrik Löwendahl
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Subject: [DOTNET] Get hold of HTTP Application which
Hi,
buikding a helper class for a web application in asp.net.
The class needs to access th ecurrent HTTPApplication object, right now I
pass it in the Helper class construction string.
In classic ASP you could build components which could access the
instanciation application. .Is this possible
