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I'm wondering if there's a way to automatically stub in the Global.asax's event handlers? Thus far, I've not been able to find any examples of how to do this. Seems I have to just find the list of delegate names available to me and type them in manually.

Intellisense doesn't seem to lend any useful info on the subject either.

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I don't quite understand what you mean by "automatically stub" the event handlers? Like typing the "override" and getting Intellisense telling what event handlers are available? Afraid that's not there...

Here are a number of good articles showing what's avaialble, though:

Can't seem to find any definitive, complete listing anywhere, though :-(

Marc

marc_s
Right...as in override, or on the Properties tab, one can usually select the event button to see and auto-wire up the delegates to the event by double-clicking. Something like that or an intellisense option.There are lists everywhere describing what methods can be hooked up. Thanks though.
Boydski
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All of the events of the HttpApplication class can have a handler in the global.asax.

Robert C. Barth