>>Is it possible to redirect to a page from C# class? Typically you can do it easily in a class based on System.Web.UI.Page class by the following line:
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>>Response.Redirect("ErrorMessage.aspx", true);
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>>But I would like to be able to redirect to this page from a plain C# class. Is it possible or how to make it possible?
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>Your ASP.NET application should have a main class for the hit. I call it Process. It is referenced as oProcess. In it, I tie everything I need such as oProcess.oResponse, oProcess.oRequest, oProcess.oServer and oProcess.oPage. Then, you make this object available everywhere. Then, from everywhere, you can do oProcess.oReponse.Redirect().
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>Basically, the entry point of each ASP.NET page should inherit from the page such as:
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>Having this, you would then gain access to Response, Request, Server and Page, for example.
First, thank you for your message. It sounds very interesting. But I need to understand more.
When you are saying "main class" Process, how do you create it? Could you please write a snippet of code on it? And when you are saying "make this object available everywhere" do I understand that the reference to this object is Public?
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