>>Where do I put this code? in the Page_Load method? Also, how do I instantiate the oRequest?
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>We assume you have an entry point for the Web page in your code. And, that entry point would then inherit from the page itself:
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> Inherits System.Web.UI.Page
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>With that in place, down below, you can initialize an object in reference to the Request object:
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>oProcess.oRequest = Request
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>...or, you can use the Request object as is. I always recommend to bounce it off to an object. In my case, oProcess is the global object into which the hit ties into.
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>In the same place, you can also initialize the page into an oPage object such as:
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>oProcess.oPage = Me
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>Me, in this case, is the page as that code would inherit from the ASP.NET page object such as mentioned above.
I use C# so in my case Me=this. Please see my reply to myself as to how I tested and let me know if this test makes sense. Thank you.
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