>Have you tried including your code within a script tag inside the global.asax file?
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><script runat="server">
>    <object id="MyObjectName" runat="server" scope="application" class="DotNetClassName" />
></script>
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Yes. Unfortunately, that doesn't work either.

>Is there a reason why you are not using the Application object like the following:
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>Application("MyObjectName") = myobject
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No particular reason; I didn't even realize I could do that. I had just done a search on global properties and found the <object> tag info. It seemed like it would work exactly how I'd like. That is, from anywhere in my app I can just reference the object name.method/property. Since this is a security class, that's ideal.

How do I reference this new object? If I add a property to Global.asax:

public KirtlandAssociates.Web.WebSecurity.Security security = new KirtlandAssociates.Web.WebSecurity.Security(); 

Then, in Application_Start I add this code:

// Application["Security"] didn't work
Application["KirtlandAssociates.Web.WebSecurity.Security"] = this.security;

Now, I'd like to be able to access this new object. I tried accessing it from a web page using:

KirtlandAssociates.Web.WebSecurity.Security security = (KirtlandAssociates.Web.WebSecurity.Security) Application["Security"];

// This fails w/Object reference not set to an instance of an object
Msg.Text = security.noAccessLink;

What's the syntax for this?

Thanks,