I have two applications and 1 class for database process.
First Application is a Windows forms application likepublic class Form1 :System.Windows.Forms.Form
{
public Form1()
{
}
}
And my second application is a Windows control library application like
public class MyControl :System.Windows.Forms.UserControl
{
public MyControl()
{
//
//Some Code
//
}
}
and my class is static class like
public static class Deneme
{
public static void Connect()
{
//
//SomeCode
//
}
public static void CreateTable(string SqlCommandP)
{
//
//Some Code
//
}
}
I compile the control library application and get a .dll
file. After that, I'm adding this file to Windows application project toolbox. I can use this control.
My problem is that:
I am usingstatic class
in a Windows application and control library application maybe I will make another control libary applicatio开发者_运维技巧n.
How can I use this static class
from one project it have to be one in a project?If the static class Deneme
is to be shared between the 2 applications, you should place that static object in it's own library which both the WinForm project and the control project will reference.
Reference one project to the other? It seems like you're forgetting the Project Reference somewhere. Being more specific with the question might be helpful, though.
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