I cried for a long time about this problem, everyone help me

jinttbb

All code is compiled using the command line, without using an IDE environment
Background code --- and compiled into DLL
using System;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
namespace mytest {
public class mypage: Page {
protected override void OnLoad (EventArgs e) {
Response.Write ("ad");}}}
Foreground code
<% @ Page Language = "C #" Inherits = "mytest.mypage" Codebehind = "test.cs" enableViewState = "false"%>
<asp: Label id = "Label1" Text = "display">
</ asp: Label>
Error during access
Parser Error Message: Could not load type 'mytest.mypage'.
Why Inherits can't find the class
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I checked the online MSDN and the installed version of MSDN, as well as the major forums. I haven't solved it. I hope to get a helpful answer.

摩羯可乐

Because as a class in a dll, he first needs to be new, so he cannot find it.

shenmue024

You use vs.net to add this dll to another project, see if you can find it in the Object Browser
mypage class, if not found, it means that the compilation was unsuccessful, and the compilation command is wrong. This cs file was not compiled into the dll

shenmue024

I used your file and compiled it from the command line to successfully display ad.

But "display" is not available, because label1 does not have runat = "server"

jinttbb

Why are the questions you answered so different in nature? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The previous condition of this question was that I was not using VS. NET IDE environment, and ensure that all operations are normal, and the correctness of all code, I asked a question similar to the project release, please do not turn around in doubt when the code is correct , I have initially solved some of them after my own efforts
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I checked a lot of information, and now it has been solved as follows, the program must have these two conditions when it is arranged
1. The compiled DLL file must be placed in the BIN directory
2. DLL file name must be 1.DLL
3.
Why does the compiled DLL file have to be 1.dll? If I change the name, I will get an error. I am getting closer to the essence of the problem, but it is
Know where to set this information, don't tell me it's the web.config file

jinttbb

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I checked a lot of information, and now it has been solved as follows, the program must have these two conditions when it is arranged
1. The compiled DLL file must be placed in the BIN directory
2. DLL file name must be 1.DLL
3.
Why does the compiled DLL file have to be 1.dll? If I change the name, I will get an error. I am getting closer to the essence of the problem, but it is
Know where to set this information, don't tell me it's the web.config file

shenmue024

Well I didn't say.

jinttbb

I now want to change my DLL file to any name that can be executed normally (that is, the front-end ASPX file is called). The current file name can only be 1.dll. If it is changed, an error occurs

Line 256: <add assembly = "System.EnterpriseServices, Version = 1.0.5000.0, Culture = neutral, PublicKeyToken = b03f5f7f11d50a3a" />
Line 257: <add assembly = "System.Web.Mobile, Version = 1.0.5000.0, Culture = neutral, PublicKeyToken = b03f5f7f11d50a3a" />
Line 258: <add assembly = "*" />
Line 259: </ assemblies>
Line 260:

jinttbb

Solved it by myself

restajufehyg

Overnight! The spirit is commendable