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I’m using the .NET 4 framework, and I have a static class with static functions in an asp.net web application.
I have a second class library project. The class library project wants to call the static method in the web application. Intellisense works, but then the compiler reports that
“The name [MyClassName] does not exist in the current context”.
Can I make this call, or this not allowed?
PS, the static class is in the /App_Code folder.
Thanks!
Is it not possible to refactor the class out of the web project? Referencing a web project from a class library sounds awkward. If your class does not contain web-specific code then you could pop it into that other class library you mention or create a new one. Should it reference web-specific libraries something like
MyProject.MyLib.Webcould do the trick.