HttpCookie not appearing as class at all.

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using System.Web;

HttpCookie is not visible as a class.

I can see [Cookie] class but its from (using System.Net);(and not from Web)

What I miss?

I use VS 2010. Maybe that's why I can not see the class?

Posted 19-Mar-15 21:46pm

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Updated 19-Mar-15 23:31pm

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Joan Magnet · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-19T22:25:00

Solution 1

Take a look at reference's project. System.Web should be there.

Posted 19-Mar-15 22:25pm

Joan Magnet

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_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 4:33am

It wasn't there.
But I found in the .Net list, only 2 related Classes: System.Web.ApplicationServices
and System.Web.Services. I have added them.
But NO [System.Web] !
Very strange...

Joan Magnet 20-Mar-15 4:35am

Add it manually.

_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 4:49am

this is the root of a related class:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\.NETFramework\v4.0\Profile\Client\System.Web.ApplicationServices.dll

I looked into that folder and all that I find is this:
System.Web.xml

I looked into:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\.NETFramework\v4.0\
and I find the right file:System.Web.dll
I referenced from there, But I get a Yellow Triangle, and I can not see the class, also.
I copy the file into the first folder, but the same behavior I get.
hmmm...

_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 5:31am

I use VS 2010. Maybe that's why I can not see the class?

Joan Magnet 20-Mar-15 5:33am

Only right click over References in your project and add System.Web

_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 5:40am

In Solution Explorer - myProject -References
I right click on References and I click on "Add Reference".
I browse into the locations I mentioned, and I added the 2 related classes.
I find and add System.Web.dll from 2 folders back from the original root, but is not working.

Joan Magnet 20-Mar-15 5:49am

Don't browse locations, browse Assemblies. System.Web it's a system assembly.

_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 5:54am

Inside "add Reference" window, I look in .NET tab, and I find only those 2 Related dll's.
I also look in COM and nothing there also.
It should work from the Browse tab.

Joan Magnet 20-Mar-15 5:59am

Ok, maybe this can solve this problem.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3741705/cannot-add-system-web-dll-reference

_Q12_ 20-Mar-15 6:09am

Now is working!!!
Thank you from my heart.
"Just to specify..., you need to goto yourproject -> properties -> then change the "Target framework" which will probably be ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile" to just ".NET Framework 4". – Tinister May 27 '11"