can we create global class from where we call global methods

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i want to synchronize codec. i have written same function in different controller and want to write that function in one place and call in anywhere in application so where to write that methods and how too access rather than repository.

Posted 31-Mar-14 21:04pm

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Raul Iloc · Answer 1 · 2014-03-31T21:13:00

1.If the code is related with the same functionality in multiple controller, better is to create a base class for all your controller and keep your code only there. In this way you could have: protected, public or static methods that will be inherited in all your controllers.

I did in this way in my next MVC4 article: MVC Basic Site: Step 2 - Exceptions Management[^] All controller are inhering BaseController class.

2.In generally, if you want some global methods to be accessible into an entire context (assembly, application, solution) you should use static methods and place the methods into a public class and the class into a project (assembly) that is accessible into all projects that will need that common functionality.