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This next post might be rather obvious to most of you, but I figured I wasn't the only one that didn't know how to do this.  I was recently working with a new ASP.NET MVC project and got tired of typing out the fully qualified class names.  This seems like something that would be rather common, but a quick Google search didn't turn up anything useful.  I figured that there had to be a way to import a namespace, so intellisense to the rescue, I noticed that there was an <%Import %> directive.  Sure enough, that did the trick.

<%@ Import Namespace="SubSonic" %>
posted on Thursday, August 21, 2008 8:02 PM

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# Namespace in DotNet 8/5/2009 11:51 AM Nimesh
Hello All,

Namespace is logical group of Classies which are help to develop application.


I have put article about namespace in DotNet.. Must read.. It's really helpfull


for further infomration open "http://developmentwithdotnet.blogspot.com"

Thanks
-Nimesh.



# Namespace in DotNet 8/5/2009 11:52 AM Nimesh
Hello All,

Namespace is logical group of Classies which are help to develop application.


I have put article about namespace in DotNet.. Must read.. It's really helpfull


for further infomration open "http://developmentwithdotnet.blogspot.com"

Thanks
-Nimesh.

# re: Data Access Object 8/16/2009 4:14 AM Nimesh
Hello All,

This Article about Data Access Object in .NET. Must read.

How to deal with Data Access Object in .NET Framework, all points explain in this Article.

It's really very userfull.


for further infomration open "http://dotnetheavens.blogspot.com/"

Thanks
-Nimesh.



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