I see in code behind in my webapp partial class...
Where is other partial
And where are usual dll like System.dll How are they included
It's different from VS2003!
Thx
vs2005 partial class
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vs2005 partial class
Shen Liu
When a class is marked as partial it means that there can be other portions of the class defined elsewhere, not that there are so in your case chances are that there is no other file (unless you created it).
As for references, they are now handled in the project properties window. Looking there you will see an absence of System.dll and others you would normally expect to see. Unfortunately I am not having any luck finding a list of them or an easy way to find out which they are so my advice would be this... if you need to use something that’s not available yet in code, add the needed reference, the rest of the time, don’t worry about it.