Andrew Faust
7/11/2008 5:09:00 PM
> Correct me if my assumption is wrong, but can you not have a child
> namespace if the Parent Namespace has a class inside it?
No, this is supported. If it weren't the System namespace wouldn't be able
to host any classes.
For your class to be visible in another assembly you need to make the class
public, reference the class in the other app and reference the full
namespace (either using or directly in the code).
Andrew
"TheVillageCodingIdiot" <whosyodaddy1019@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Jul 8, 8:44 am, TheVillageCodingIdiot <whosyodaddy1...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Here is the deal, there is 1 DLL with a namespace of Billing and in
>> that namespace is a single class called corebillingreports. I added
>> the DLL into my project and trying to setup another class that
>> inherits from Billing.CoreBillingReports class. I try to setup the
>> namespace for this as Billing.CompanyA with a class named ActiveBill.
>> Active Bill inherits from Billing.CoreBillingReports class but it cant
>> get it to work. When i set the namespace Billing.CompanyA I do not see
>> CoreBillingReports class available under the Billing Namespace. My
>> goal is to create a NameSpace where it goes Billing.[CompanyName] and
>> in the company namespace all the different billing report classes. Thx
>> in advance
>>
>> ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''DLL
>> NameSpace Billing
>> Class CoreBillingReports
>> sub test ()
>> End sub
>> End class
>> End NameSpace
>>
>> '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Class created for windows form
>> project
>> NameSpace Billing.CompanyA
>> Class ActiveBill
>> Inherits Billing.CoreBillingReports 'Dont see
>> CoreBillingReports class listed
>> Sub A ()
>> End Sub
>> End Class
>> End NameSpace
>
> Ok i was able to figure it out I think. Correct me if my assumption is
> wrong, but can you not have a child namespace if the Parent Namespace
> has a class inside it? What I did was move the
> Billing.CoreBillingReports class into its own namespace of
> Billing.CoreBillingReports.CoreBillingClass and now I can see CSP
> under Billing.