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Sharing code across multiple pages/ web applications

There are times when you will want to share code across several pages in your site.

There are 3 ways of doing it.

1. The code directory (APP_CODE).
Just copy your .vb or .cs file in app_code and it will be dynamically compiled.

2. Local assembly (BIN directory).
Compile your code and copy the dll file in BIN.

3. Global Assembly Cache.
You can register a strongly typed assembly using regasm.exe. Alternatively you can register a assembly using web.config

I will explain each of these in details in my next few blogs.

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