Why the program skip the code in Global.asax?

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Hi,
in file Global.asax i add some code for sending mails. In the top of the Global.asax file is

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<%@ Application Language="C#" Inherits="AspDotNetStorefront.Global" %>

and bottom i add

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<script  runat="server" Language="c#">
   //my code and breakpoint in same line
</script>

If i remove

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Inherits="AspDotNetStorefront.Global"

then sending mails works, but is the problem with another files (dont find some data - null exception). But if i leave this code, then program never comes farther than the

C#

<%@ Application Language="C#" Inherits="AspDotNetStorefront.Global" %>

Why program with Inherits does not perform all that is in this file? Can i move my code in another file? But this code should be carried out all the time, because it is sending e-mails at a given time.

Thanks

Posted 25-Jun-14 0:00am

vezo11

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Ranjeet Patel 25-Jun-14 7:22am

I would suggest it to move it to the other file. because in global.asax file I have never seen anybody to use inherit.

And what do you mean by sending mail at given time ? please explain.
you can put your sending email code in separate class and call the class whenever you want to send the mail.

vezo11 25-Jun-14 7:37am

I want to check every day if specific conditions are fulfilled, then send an email to selected users. Threading is the bad solution for this, so i chose Scheduled Task; this link. Do you have any better idea?

This should be checked every 12 or 24 hours.

Thanks

Dinesh.V.Kumar 26-Jun-14 2:07am

Use a windows service for this purpose. You can configure the service to run at any specified time to send the email.

Regards

vezo11 26-Jun-14 4:37am

Thanks, i already try this but I have to use a specific method of this project. I wouldnt want again to writecode that already exists. Or is there any chance to that service can use classes and methods from another project?

Dinesh.V.Kumar 26-Jun-14 5:16am

I Suppose you can do that. Just put it in a separate project. Create a Class Library, add that to your service and try invoking those methods.

Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.

vezo11 27-Jun-14 6:14am

Thanks Dinesh. But i have a little problem. For first i dont have a source code but all the files from the server. I open them as Web Site and then i add new project in solution - Windows Service. Is this the right way?

If this is the right way, how can i create a link to a web site? To use its methods?

Dinesh.V.Kumar 27-Jun-14 9:06am

I would suggest try to segregate the files to separate projects. You can add a new solution to the website. Then add a new project. Segregate the class files that are common. Then create a new project - Windows Service. Reference the dll of the common project in the windows service.
I think this will be ideal for you as it can be managed easily.

Sorry for the delayed reply.

Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.

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