code reusability in asp.net

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I use Inheritance and functions for removing redundancy in code.Now, How to inherit the data members of a class in one aspx page to another page without public access specifier?Because making it public is like exposing the code and data wont be encapsulated?

Posted 27-Sep-13 21:16pm

SubhamSoni123

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Sep-13 3:22am

Are you serious? Do you think that public will expose something and private will not, really? Exposed where, to whom?
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-09-27T22:15:00

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I'm not sure that what you are asking for is exactly what you want - but you are right, it is bad practice to expose fields directly - you should encapsulate them in properties and make those public instead.

But I suspect that won't help you too much with ASPX pages - since the previous page doesn't really exist any more when the new page is displayed, it's going to be difficult to pick up it's properties! What I would suggest is storing the page values in the Session and accessing them from the new page that way: Session MSDN[^]

Posted 27-Sep-13 22:15pm

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SubhamSoni123 28-Sep-13 5:06am

I have a set of generic routines in a aspx.cs page for functions that are common to all the pages in the website.Now how to access these functions in various web pages(espically through inheritance (without public)? I don't want to use sessions because session is not permanent.

OriginalGriff 28-Sep-13 5:10am

Put them in your App_Code folder

SubhamSoni123 28-Sep-13 5:18am

Then will I be able to inherit and call the member functions