Best/Easiets ways for Global methods

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Hi all,

I used a couple of strings in my one forms and
now need those values of those string
in the rest of my forms. How can I do this?

Here is my strings I use:

public string strUsername;
        public string strPassword;
        public string strLog;

Please any help would be appriciated

Posted 4-Mar-12 19:15pm

Ben Paxton

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Nithin Sundar · Answer 1 · 2012-03-04T19:27:00

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Well if you are using only one instance of the variables above, you can just simply declare a static class which holds them in a common location. This can also be used as a Helper class containing common static methods which are required everywhere.

Steps:

1. Have a common namespace: Namespace.Common
2. Declare a static class like: public static HelperClass
3. Declare your variables here
4. Use them throughout your application

Posted 4-Mar-12 19:27pm

Nithin Sundar

Updated 4-Mar-12 19:54pm

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Ben Paxton 5-Mar-12 1:49am

Sorry, but doesn't explain much.

Nithin Sundar 5-Mar-12 1:55am

Updated solution. Check it. There's little to explain.