I'm trying to call the HttpServerUtuility.URLDecode function in C# using Visual Studio 2005, but it can't be found. I'm using System.Web
properly, but the class doesn't seem to be there. Do I need to add some sort of reference to my project?
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2Then type HttpServerUtility and press "CTRL + .". Works a charm.
RichardOD
2009-09-02 16:06:49
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A:
A few points:
- You need a reference to the
System.Web
assembly - You need to get the class name right (
HttpServerUtility
, notHttpServerUtuility
) - You need to get the method name right (
UrlDecode
, notURLDecode
) - You need an instance of the class, as it's an instance method
Getting an instance is likely to be the hardest part, unless you're in ASP.NET - it doesn't have any public constructors or a static property to fetch an instance. Usually you'd use HttpContext.Server
. An alternative is to use HttpUtility.UrlDecode
, which is a static method. (Again, you'll need a reference to System.Web
.)
Jon Skeet
2009-09-02 16:04:26