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My problem is that i have two projects in a solution (1x ASP, 1x Console) and i want to share some data between them.
I tried it with a static class in the console-app. The problem is that the reference-class in the asp-app is a new one, and if I try to change something in this static class it is only changed in the asp-app but not in the console-app.
Thanks in advance!
The problem you have is that those two projects are going to run as two different processes. The ASP.NET project is going to get run by IIS, and your console project is simply a standard .NET app.
So, you’ll need some sort of communication bridge between the two. If they’re on the same machine, you could use files or named pipes, and if they’re on different machines, you could take advantage of the fact that one of your processes is an ASP.NET web app and use web services. You could also use a database (but that might be overkill depending on your needs).