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  • Re: Using Reflection to load WAP's child WSP's App_Code library

    Well the code I have in the App_Code is a class that returns a generics list of a model that I want to use as a rdlc reporting data source in a report in the web site sub web, since the web site datasource window is non functional (as per the FAQ sticky and my research with MS) with WAP's until SP1. So since you claim it is non-dterministic, I am in trouble eh?
    Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by GMan6 on 5/12/2006
  • Using Reflection to load WAP's child WSP's App_Code library

    I am currently running a WAP with 2 sub web WAPs and a sub WebSite. I want to load the child web SITE project's App_Code dll, but cannot figure out how, since if I do: oAssembly = Reflection.Assembly.Load( "App_Code" ) It doesn't find the library (since the child sites are not applications) and its not part of the parent project. Is there any way to specify the way to load the child web site's app_code dll to access some classes I have in it? Greg Fricke
  • Re: Using business objects as data source for MS Report rdlcs with WAPs

    The problem with this is you are creating a business object datasource from a dataset. My approach is using a class that returns a generics class of my class type. This normally is autodetected once compiled in a web site's App_Code folder when you open an rdlc and look at the website datasource window. It was confirmed that this is a bug with WAP's that cannot be addressed until SP1. The bug is the WebsiteDatasource window does not appear or update with the WAP generics classes. I was told they
  • Using business objects as data source for MS Report rdlcs with WAPs

    Since there is no App_Code directory, I am unable to get my generics class to appear in the datasources for an rdlc that I create in my WAP project. I think there might be some limitation where we cannot use generics business objects as the datasource or reports since the WAP has no App_Code folder where the class must normally reside for the reporting datasources to pick it up as a datasource. Any thoughts? This will prevent my company from moving to 2005!
  • How do I get a subweb's path (non app subweb)

    I have a sub web under my main web, it is not an subweb application, it shares the app with the parent... myserver/myweb/mysubweb I want to get "/myweb/mysubweb" in code. I can get "/myweb" by using HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppVirtualPath But that returns the "/myweb" even in the subweb since the application root is the parent. Is there any way to get the child web's name?
    Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by GMan6 on 4/27/2006
  • Re: Web Site breakup in one application compiling problems

    I want them part of one overall web, where you login to MyWeb and then SubWeb1 and 2 can be accessed without further authentication and share session. If you leave them as applications in IIS, then login to MyWeb, and try to hit a page on either subweb, it wants you to login again. If I get rid of the application it works. (They just show as a little folder with a globe in the solution and you can see the files, hence my compiling problems) If I can leave the application, then why does it not use
    Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by GMan6 on 4/7/2006
  • Web Site breakup in one application compiling problems

    I have a web site with various standard class dll’s as references in 2003. I opened them all up and converted it all to 2005, using the default web site system. Everything was great. (its in wwwroot/MyWeb and the web is localhost/MyWeb) Now I am trying to split off some of the pages, classes etc into two subwebs under our main web site: /VPM in wwwroot/MyWeb /MyWeb/SubWeb1 in wwwroot/MyWeb/SubWeb1 /MyWeb/SubWeb2 in wwwroot/MyWeb/SubWeb2 Since they need to share session, login etc, I set them up as
    Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by GMan6 on 4/7/2006
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