User-989545717 posted
I posted this on the General forum last week and no-one has attemted to address my problem (carried over from a post on another forum the week before, who referred it here). I am convinced it must be some sort of configuration issue
but where? I know we have a problem in that we are now using VS 2012 Ultimate but continue to use TFS 2008 due to some issue with one of our major systems we support. However, I can't believe that TFS could be involved in unrecognized
namespaces. (is there somewhere else I should post this?)
I am trying to get used to all the new VS 2012 changes and ran into a problem with asp.net namespace scope problem using nested namespaces. I have not been able to locate anything specific to this problem. Basically, I created
a very simple training application to demonstrate Ntier multi-layer programming using a VS 2012 ASP.NET Empty Web Application. In it I had the student create an "App_Code" folder with two sub-folders "BLL"
and "DAL". The "DAL" folder contains a single C# class file with a namespace of "Ntiertrng.App_Code.DAL" and the the "BLL" folder contains a single C# class
file with a namespace of "Ntiertrng.App_Code.BLL" and a using reference to the "DAL" class's namespace that works just fine. However, at the project level the
DEFAULT.ASPX.CS folder (namespace "Ntiertrng") I had him create a "using
Ntiertrng.App_Code.BLL" statement which fails to be recognized, as the ".App_Code" portion of the namespace cannot be found and thus cannot access the "BLL"
class methods.
What is it that I am forgetting? why is the nested ".App_Code" portion of the namespace not found? Even if I change the folder name and the namspace and using (thinking that App_Code could be a
reserved word), I still get the same response no matter what it is called.
