A namespace can span multiple dlls(assemblies). What specific classes are
you looking to use. You can see which dll contains the class in the
Requirements section of the MSDN help for the class.
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> Can anyone tell me what dll file contains the system.web namespace in .net
> version 2? The only thing I can reference is the v1.1 system.web.dll.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
Not sure what you are trying to do ? FYI each version of VS.NET target a
specific version of .NET (for example you won't be able to create a 2.0 web
application with VS.NET 2003, you can use
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/ instead).
Is this a problme with VS.NET (which version ?) or do you use the command
line compiler ?

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> Can anyone tell me what dll file contains the system.web namespace in .net
> version 2? The only thing I can reference is the v1.1 system.web.dll.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
JimO - 28 Jul 2006 16:08 GMT
One of my former HS students is trying to import system.web.ui.controls into
an VB2005 Express project but he is having difficulties. He says he has
done it before when he has downloaded source code. I didn't ask him if he
downloaded the project files too. I'm sure he is aware that web projects
are not available in the Express version. I have the full version of VS
2005 and I'm new the .net environment. I was going to ask him to do a
search to see if he has the right dll files. He has the Express Web
Devleoper installed as well.
> Not sure what you are trying to do ? FYI each version of VS.NET target a
> specific version of .NET (for example you won't be able to create a 2.0
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>> Thanks,
>> Jim