What is the default namespace of the class library?

Try typing

DAL.
and see if stuff starts "appearing".



Other way

using DAL;
or
imports DAL

AGain, I"m guessing "DAL", you need to check your namespace for your code.




"Fresno Bob" <nospam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23kQwgvv6IHA.3684@xxxxxx

> Hi I am used to using the App_Code folder to put my DAL and BLL classes.
> However I want to move toward using separate dll's so I can start doing
> things like Unit Tests and using Sandcastle for documentation.
>
> My class library DAL project contains 4 .vb files, each one containing a
> single class, which maps to a DB table.This builds OK.
> I then create a website and add the class library project to the website.
> I
> then in the website a reference to the project. This builds OK. And I can
> see the DLL in the bin folder of the website.
>
> When I go to add code I can't figure out how to "reference" my DAL - it
> doesn't appear in the intellisense. I know this will be stupid but I
> can't
> figure it out.
>
> Regards, Chris.
>
>

What is the default namespace of the class library?

Try typing

DAL.
and see if stuff starts "appearing".

Other way

using DAL;
or
imports DAL

AGain, I"m guessing "DAL", you need to check your namespace for your code.




"Fresno Bob" <nospam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23kQwgvv6IHA.3684@xxxxxx

> Hi I am used to using the App_Code folder to put my DAL and BLL classes.
> However I want to move toward using separate dll's so I can start doing
> things like Unit Tests and using Sandcastle for documentation.
>
> My class library DAL project contains 4 .vb files, each one containing a
> single class, which maps to a DB table.This builds OK.
> I then create a website and add the class library project to the website.
> I
> then in the website a reference to the project. This builds OK. And I can
> see the DLL in the bin folder of the website.
>
> When I go to add code I can't figure out how to "reference" my DAL - it
> doesn't appear in the intellisense. I know this will be stupid but I
> can't
> figure it out.
>
> Regards, Chris.
>
>