JO90

I create a web project,
I added a WebForm.
Is this an Assembly ?


my book says that an assembly consists of ONE or More .dll or .exe Files !
In a window project [if you click ShowHiddenFiles]...you can see a .exe File.
But ....In my WebProject ....Where is the .dll file or the .exe File ?

xavier

There is no dll in a WebProject.
If you want to have a dll you have to create a WebApplication. However, in the express edition of VS I don't think it's possible.

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JO90

So, in a web site, where can I find assembly info, as I can in a windowproject ?[in the AssemblyInfo File]

JO90

Thanks expert ...for reply
I created a webSite and a WebForm.
The point is that I need to embed resourceFile[called JO.resx] into my WebSite Assembly.
But I do not know what the procedure is.
And then If in a website there is no dll, how can a website be an assembly ?
help!

xavier

In a aspx Page you have the folowing method :
GetLocalResourceObject ( string ResourceName ).ToString ( ); <- used for getting a specific resource out.

And your resource files need to be in App_LocalResources. There you must have the default version like: yourPage.aspx.resx and in separate folders different languages

/en/yourPage.aspx.en.resx
/it/yourPage.aspx.it.resx

A page declaration using Resources looks like this :
<%@ Page Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/MasterPage.master" AutoEventWireup="True"
CodeFile="MyPage.aspx.cs" Inherits="MyPage" meta:resourcekey="PageResource1" %>
And a literal
<asp:Literal ID="litMyLiteral" runat="server" meta:resourcekey="literalUniqueKey">


Also, for precompiling a website look here


The resource files can sit in a separate assembly but I can't help you there, google a bit.

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JO90

It works It works !!!
Thanks.



By the way do you know why
this code works:
Dim rr As New ResourceManager("OO_1.JIM", GetType(PAUL).Assembly)

Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = New CultureInfo("it-IT")
Response.Write(Me.GetGlobalResourceObject("JIM", "CA"))


whil this code doesn't:
Dim rr As New ResourceManager("OO_1.JIM", GetType(PAUL).Assembly)

Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = New CultureInfo("it-IT")
' Response.Write(rr.GetString("CA"))


Regards anyway.

DaWei

Put your code in code tags or icode tags. Your witless infractions (posting in the tutorial section, making double posts, etc.) will add up soon to an automatic ban. I don't think that you deserve that, but I think you need to get your head out of where the sun don't shine. I'm telling you this as a fellow member, not as a moderator.

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xavier

Nope, told you that it didn't work for me when dealing with an assembly. By the way :

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JO90

Thanks.


New simple question, since I am sure you know its answer.
I need to write an Arabic version of a WebForm.
What is the code to programmatically change the Orientation of strings in the whole Document,......or at least in DropDownList and TextBoxes and Labels.(in a web Application ont a Windows one.)

I need to programmatically change...

Regards and thanks

xavier

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...tt(VS.71).aspx here are some explanations.

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