Which one is the better way for a asp.net application in which i need to call methods from multiple pages? Or is there a third even better possibility?
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Which one is the better way for a asp.net application in which i need to call methods from multiple pages? Or is there a third even better possibility?
Either works just fine. Another alternative is to build your own base class for pages, and put the common functionality there. With that approach, you can make the methods virtual and allow concrete classes to override functionality where appropriate.