Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

PushkarK — Thu, 28 May 2009 09:16:19 GMT

Thank. I wanted to confirm my understanding of module variables. This post confirms that my understanding was perfect.

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Wynand Murray — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 12:30:38 GMT

Simply use the following way for storing and retrieving a value accross your ASP.NET pages:

*****Storing a value*****

session("myVariable") = "assign value here"

*****Retrieving a value*****

textbox1.text = session("myVariable")

Remember: By Default, these session variables lose their values after 20 minutes since this is the default timeout in ASP.NET. To change this timeout length, simply modify your web.config file accordingly.

Happy Coding!

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re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Wayne Allen — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 16:21:07 GMT

The easiest way might be to use session variables or thread local storage. It depends on what your code is trying to do.

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Sivabalan — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:42:36 GMT

i m also facing the same problem(public variable being accessed by all the threads) ...

have you got any way to solve this problem.

its driving me crazy

Thanks in advance

Sivabalan K

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Jorre — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 10:11:05 GMT

I don't beleive this is exactly the same problem as in VB6 (maybe Alex can convince me I am wrong). We had in VB6 this exact same problem only when we declared variables in a module Global the problem does not occur at our site when we use Public in VB6 modules.

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

chandan bhakuni — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 09:11:25 GMT

thanks

i was facing the problem of declaring public variables and their scope.. this help provide me to customize my apps.

chandan bhakuni

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re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Alex — Sun, 04 Jan 2004 23:36:00 GMT

Well, I have come across this most disturbing phenomena and must say it is driving me insane. I am trying to create a set of "globally" accessible variables from within a page, and any user controls it contains without having to pass the variables back and forth betweent the calling page and the user controls each time.
Any Ideas as to how to make this happen, as using the public keyword seems to automatically make them static no matter what I say and screws up my pages between requests.

re: Public Variables In VB.NET Modules

Paul Wilson — Wed, 22 Oct 2003 01:39:00 GMT

This is actually the same behavior VB6 modules had, but apparently most VB6 developers never realized this since they worked primarily with Windows apps that serviced only one user at a time. I actually had a hard time tracking down an error in VB6 that resulted from this one time that a predecessor had did. Anyhow, this comes up often in the various forums, so its a rather significant stumbling block in ASP.NET for VB developers.