Start an .aspx object in C# classes

[FatjonSaja]

Hi All!

I created an object of page type like:

Page myPage = new anonym(); // which anonym is an anonym.aspx page

know wich I want is:

1. access myPage variables.

2. start (browse) this object in a browser.

thanks for your help.

[Phil Weber]

I don't understand what you're trying to do. Usually, the code-behind for an ASP.NET page executes when a user requests the page in a browser (e.g., http://servername/appname/anonym.aspx). This also displays the page in the user's browser.

Can you describe in more detail what you are trying to do?

[FatjonSaja]

no it is not the code behind.
suppose we have a class in C# and here we want to create an object of type .aspx. than after we created it we want to browse it. because Response.Redirect(....); doesn't work.
here is a simple example:
public class Newaspx
{
public Newaspx()
{
}

public void start()
{
Page df = new _Default();
((_Default)df).Lbl.Text = "hi";//this throws an exception

//here I'd like to browse it ???????????
Process def= new Process();

def.StartInfo.FileName = "df ";
}
}

[Phil Weber]

Is this code a Windows Forms application running on the user's PC? Or a Web application running on a Web server?

[FatjonSaja]

web application

[FatjonSaja]

that mean in an .aspx I create a new object of this class
than i call the start() method

[Phil Weber]

The only ways I know how to transfer control from one page to another in an ASP.NET application are Response.Redirect and Server.Transfer.