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Strongly typed resources in ASP.NET

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 31 Oct 2006 | View original

So I was screwing around today with strongly typed resources in ASP.NET. Another cool side-effect of using Web Application Projects as opposed to stock ASP.NET projects is that WAP uses strongly typed global resources. If you create a global resource file, WAP automatically creates a strongly typed mapping class which gets compiled into the App_GlobalResource.dll at compile time.   Strongly typed resources dont work with stock projects although it seems that this should be easily doable. In...

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