ASP.net in other framework

[Anne]

hie, i would like to know whether do i need to use
the "Imports" statement in my webapplication when i create
a component in another application. i know we do not need
to do any importing when we are doing asp.net in visual
studio.net. But if i were to use other framework apart
from .net, would i need to use the "import" statement so
that i would be able to reference the component's function
in my webapplication(different application)?
thanx 4 the time!

[Atrax]

this question really doesn't make sense. when you're referring to
'another framework' what exactly do you mean? it sounds like you might
mean an editor from your last sentence???

I mean, by definition if you're writing an ASP.NET app you're using the
..NET framework. that's the way it is.



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[Natty Gur]

Hi,

First you always need to make a reference to the library that you want
to use and that’s all!

Import(vb)/using(c#) are just for convenience. Instead of typing the
full class names (including name spaces) import/using let you use just
the class name. The reason that some classes can be write down without
using namespace is that the development tool automatically append some
Import/Using statement.



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