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mx5rabbitoes NO[at]SPAM yahoo.com.au
11/24/2003 1:20:34 PM

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I cannot afford VS Professional..so am looking at VB NET Standard.

I know that I can't create "class libraries" -

1)do they mean I can't add classes to my projects? ASP Net or VB? or even a module?
2)Does this mean you can't compile a code behind dll in an ASP Net application?
3) Can I still add ascx files to a ASP NET application?

4) Presumably I can still add a COM dll reference in either a ASP NET or VB app?

thanks!

Re: Visual Basic .NET Standard Edition

Christian_Fröschlin
11/25/2003 10:03:07 AM

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You can add classes to your project and use class libraries
provided as dll. You cannot create a class library project
for producing you own class library dll.

However, most things you can do with .NET you can
also do with Notepad and the .NET Framework SDK,
so nothing prevents you from compiling such a
library from the command line.

Re: Visual Basic .NET Standard Edition

Richard
12/9/2003 10:42:11 PM

And what is the compilers name? I'd like to know more about it.

Richard

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Re: Visual Basic .NET Standard Edition

Christian_Fröschlin
12/10/2003 9:43:26 AM

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vbc for Visual Basic .NET, csc for C#, jsc for JavaScript

If you open the Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt the paths should
already be set correctly for you. Otherwise, the framework is
typically installed in %WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v?.?.????

You can try to google for more information, or have a look at

"Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming"
(Microsoft Press, ISBN 0-7356-1422-9)

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