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PaulTravis22
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‎2013-08-05 04:13
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Re: Global.asax visual studio..

I was wondering if anyone could help. I am trying to add a Global.asax file to a visual cobol web application but I'm not seeing an option to Add Global classes. Has anyone managed to do this?

If I create a Web Application, the global file is present but I can't see a way of adding one to an empty web application?

(Visual Studio 2010)

Thanks Paul.

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Gael Wilson
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‎2013-08-15 04:30

Paul,

It appears that a few Web item templates, which are used when you select the Add New Item menu, are missing from the Visual COBOL product so can you report that as a bug please ? In the meantime all I can suggest is copying the Global.asax that is included in an ASP.NET Web Application project into your empty Web Application project manually.

Gael.

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PaulTravis22
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‎2013-08-15 06:31

Hi Gael,

Thanks for the reply, this was the workaround I came up with but i wasn't sure if it was my install of vs or it was a bug cheers for confirming. There was one thing with the above method the code behind file global.asax.cbl doesn't look attached to the main global.asax file however it does still work.

Thanks

Paul

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