Type names for nested classes
Just a small mention of a thing I've learned today: what is the FullName of a Type of a class that is nested into another?
Usually, you would use it inside Visual Studio as ParentClass.ChildClass, but if you ever want to use the full name of the ChildClass Type (as when declaring it in web.config) you have to separate them with the + (plus) sign.
So let's assume you have this MyHandler class in the MyNamespace namespace which has a nested class Configuration in it. In the code you do a
Usually, you would use it inside Visual Studio as ParentClass.ChildClass, but if you ever want to use the full name of the ChildClass Type (as when declaring it in web.config) you have to separate them with the + (plus) sign.
So let's assume you have this MyHandler class in the MyNamespace namespace which has a nested class Configuration in it. In the code you do a
var conf = new MyNamespace.MyHandler.Configuration();while when using the handler type name to declare it in web.config you do it like this:
type="MyNamespace.MyHandler+Configuration".
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