How to add class.cs files to ASP.NET project

[Pollock]

Hello,

I am able to create the Class.cs file in the VB.net but i am confused whether in the ASP also there is the same procedure to do it, so please let me know if there would be any changes.

Regards

[Ackley]

The class file that adds into the project will have some essential namespaces included into it along with a default constructor. For demonstration, we are going to create a class file for Customer database manipulation, so let us create a Class File named as CustomerCls.cs. The columns in the Customer Table is Customer Code [Cus_Code] which is primary and identity column, Customer Name [Cus_Name], Gender[Cus_Gender], City[Cus_City], State[Cus_State], Customer Type [Cus_Type]. So the basic code of the CustomerCls.cs structure will be as follows

using System;
using System.Data;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;

///
/// Summary description for CustomerCls
///

public class CustomerCls
{
  public CustomerCls() 
  { 
    // 
    // TODO: Add constructor logic here 
    // 
  }
}

[Alejandro]

What I was referring to was to develop the "codebehind" classes in a class library project and compile into a DLL. Then this DLL is referenced in the web project, which has its own DLL. The web project would largely consists of the aspx/ascx files. The web project compiles into a small DLL (pretty much global.asax.cs). The classes in the first DLL are used in the aspx by registering like this:

<%@ Register TagPrefix="AspNetForums" Namespace="AspNetForums.Controls" Assembly="AspNetForums" %>
.........
<AspNetForums:LoginProcessor id="abc123" runat="server" />
.........

What I want to know is if I go with this kind of code separation, how do I add an aspx or ascx without the VS.NET automatically sticks an aspx.cs/ascx.cs file for me, as I don't need the cs files in the web project itse lf, they are defined in the class library project.