I have since moved the code to a separate assembly which I can register without problem (as expected), but it would still be interesting to know how to declare the registration for DC classes declared within a web site. For example:
namespace Some.Name.Space
{
public class SomeClass: IDynamicContent
{
}
}
Things I've tried without success in the web config (hope this come out correctly):
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, Some.Name.Space"/>
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, App_Code"/>
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, Code"/>
None of them works. Suggestions?
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Regards, Peter
I'm having problems with registering a IDynamicContent implementation when the file is part of the web site. I just can't find a useable assembly name to put into the registration in web.config. Whatever I try,
Since this is a web application, I don't have an App_Code folder so I can't use that as the assembly name. "Code" doesn't work either. Using the namespace doesn't work.
I could put the controls in a separate DLL, but I would prefer not to since they use a lot of ascx controls already in the site and I would like to avoid cross-references.
Any suggestions?
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Peter