Access to code behind classes in other class

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how i can access to code behind classes of project in other class(App_code)? I try, but i can not access to code behind class! it is possible?

Posted 27-May-11 1:16am

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Updated 27-May-11 6:13am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-05-27T01:18:00

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A code-behind class is nothing but a normal class.
So anything in a code-behind class would be accessible based on standard access modifiers (i.e. public, private etc).

Posted 27-May-11 1:18am

Abhinav S

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[no name] 27-May-11 7:23am

And I might add that this sounds very much like a very bad design. The page goes through its lifecycle at every request and exists only at that time. How and when is this other class supposed to access the page? In any scenario that I can think of and that would make sense it would be just the other way around, so that the page instantiates objects and calls their methods.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-May-11 14:37pm

Speaking very formally, there is nothing wrong. In practice, your concern is very reasonable (and I know this OP and can imagine what's going on.)
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-May-11 14:35pm

...and also depending if method/property is static or not. My 5.
--SA

Abhinav S 27-May-11 14:48pm

Thank you SA.