It looks to me like you're missing the name of the assembly WebStoreData is in. After adding a reference you probably want to add an imports on the assembly name.
>>>I have created a Class Project which has been sucessfully tested in a Winforms project. Now I want to use this Class in a ASP WebForm project. In the Solution explorer I added a reference to the DLL and in the CodeBehind VB file I tried to instanciate the object as I did in WinForms. However the class reference is no in Intellesence and if I type it in the reference is flagged as an error. Here is a snippet of my code behind.
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>>>
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>>>Partial Class _Default
>>> Inherits System.Web.UI.Page
>>>
>>> Dim nSearchId As Integer = -1
>>> Dim owsdata As New WebStoreData (class name flagged as error)
>>>
>>>
>>> Public Sub New()
>>>
>>> End Sub
>>>End Class
>>>
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>>When I have this issue, I do one compile so the environment knows about the recently added reference. The compile will not work because of this but it will refresh it. Does that help?
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>Thanks Michael but that didn't work. I commented out the "as new..." line and ran a compile. I then removed the comment and the error was flagged again.
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>Glenn
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