How does IBuySpy talk between classes using Property? And how about Functions?

[com no spam lift]

I am looking at the IBuySpy example. I can see that the IBuySpyDB.vb class
has a Property called

ConnectionString that is declared as Shared ReadOnly.

How does .NET know to link the 2 between the ProductsDB.vb and IBuySpyDB.vb?

Moreover, I know how to get a property value that is defined in a different
class; BUT I don't know how to get a new Function that I created in
IBuySpyDB.vb to be seen in ProductsDB.vb

Is there some example somewhere to show me the correct syntax and
declarations similar to how a Property value is accessed link in both the
IBuySpyDB.vb and ProductsDB.vb?

I keep getting a error User-defined type not defined error. So I am
thinking that when I dimension and call the object or function in say the
ProductsDB.vb, I am not doing that correctly OR I am not declaring the new
function in IBuySpy.vb correctly to be seen in other classes.

Thanks.

s

[Mike Amundsen]

all the IBuySpy classes are in the same Namespace.

MCA

"com no spam lift" <com_no_spam_me_lift_jose8@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> I am looking at the IBuySpy example. I can see that the IBuySpyDB.vb
class
> has a Property called
>
> ConnectionString that is declared as Shared ReadOnly.
>
> How does .NET know to link the 2 between the ProductsDB.vb and
IBuySpyDB.vb?
>
> Moreover, I know how to get a property value that is defined in a
different
> class; BUT I don't know how to get a new Function that I created in
> IBuySpyDB.vb to be seen in ProductsDB.vb
>
> Is there some example somewhere to show me the correct syntax and
> declarations similar to how a Property value is accessed link in both the
> IBuySpyDB.vb and ProductsDB.vb?
>
> I keep getting a error User-defined type not defined error. So I am
> thinking that when I dimension and call the object or function in say the
> ProductsDB.vb, I am not doing that correctly OR I am not declaring the new
> function in IBuySpy.vb correctly to be seen in other classes.
>
> Thanks.
>
> s
>
>
>