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Posted 11/10/2006 4:23:06 PM


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Length of what?

Empty table with only three fields....

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Posted 11/10/2006 4:26:21 PM


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I should mention I moved my BO's (.vb file) into the App_Code folder because I couldnt get them to show in the BusinessObject property when I had them in a BO Library as a seperate project, even though I moved the DLL's into the BIN folder of my website.

Is this supported? I think Ben told me I could do it.
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Posted 11/11/2006 9:47:02 AM


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Well...I would not recommend this.  Web sites are a different beast than a project...and so this is more than likely why you are receiving the error.  I am not sure what you ran into with a separate project for your BOs....but this is definitely what you should do.  This is what we do on all of our projects and so I know it will work just fine.  If I were you, I would go back to the separate BO project and then work through whatever you were running into, which I think will be easy to address.  BOs declared in the App_Code folder may work....but may have some gremlins that will never be quite right....just the nature of the web site.
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