How to use object shared on the Application level in the User Cont

[Martin]

Hi,

I am a newbie to ASP.NET and I would like to ask you to help me with the
following problem.

First, We have a class to represent a sql query repository, which would be
shared between the session (the idea is to load the repository only once when
the application is starting and then add the object inside the Application
object collection). As a result, the Application['SqlRepository'] contains
the instantiated object.

Second, we have overloaded SqlDataSource object which gives the query name
and the repository object and when the process of a query is requested, it
loads the query command text from the repository.

Finally, the problem is the following. How to get the repository object from
the Application object automatically from the customized DataSource object.
We just would like to prevent the situation that the programmer will have to
set the repository property manually from the Application object in the code.
This means we would like to automatically propagate the
Application['SqlRepository'] value to all of the current/future instances of
our customized DataSource in the runtime.

Thank you for your hint,

Martin

[Martin]

Hi,

I have finally found it. If I am not right, please correct me.

protected SqlRepository SqlRepository
{
get
{
return (HttpContext.Current.Application["SqlRepository"] as
SqlRepository);
}
}

Martin

"Martin" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am a newbie to ASP.NET and I would like to ask you to help me with the
> following problem.
>
> First, We have a class to represent a sql query repository, which would be
> shared between the session (the idea is to load the repository only once when
> the application is starting and then add the object inside the Application
> object collection). As a result, the Application['SqlRepository'] contains
> the instantiated object.
>
> Second, we have overloaded SqlDataSource object which gives the query name
> and the repository object and when the process of a query is requested, it
> loads the query command text from the repository.
>
> Finally, the problem is the following. How to get the repository object from
> the Application object automatically from the customized DataSource object.
> We just would like to prevent the situation that the programmer will have to
> set the repository property manually from the Application object in the code.
> This means we would like to automatically propagate the
> Application['SqlRepository'] value to all of the current/future instances of
> our customized DataSource in the runtime.
>
> Thank you for your hint,
>
> Martin

[Anthony Jones]

"Martin" <Martin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1B38E626-E8CA-4417-BB6A-57887284F470@microsoft.com...

> Hi,
>
> I have finally found it. If I am not right, please correct me.
>
> protected SqlRepository SqlRepository
> {
> get
> {
> return (HttpContext.Current.Application["SqlRepository"] as
> SqlRepository);
> }
> }
>
> Martin

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