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|> This sounds interesting, could you give an example
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quick & dirty one!
create a directory customcontextclient under \inetpub\wwwroot
extract the files.
set u
yCustomContext".
in that case "MyCustomContextModule" becomes the primary module and should
appear as first item in web config section.
HTH
Ravi
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I'll develop some sample code and post it over the weekend. if that is ok.
tks & rgds
ravi
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One common approach is to create custom HttpModule and inject a custom
context to the application. This custom context can host all the
services you wa
approach not only provides
enough isoloation from the application code but also easily configurable.
HTH
Ravi
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I need some help on the following: My class library (dll) uses a variable
declared as public in order to share central information to all classes in
the application (such as connectionstring etc). This works fine with
WinForm apps using the class library, as one instance of the public
variable exi
