How using embadded resources in webpage?

Question

i create website project and create ClassLibrary, i want to use

   MemoryStream transformStream = new MemoryStream(Resources.SiteMapTransform);    MemoryStream siteMapXmlStream = new MemoryStream();

but it can not find SiteMapTransform? it only find resource files in App_GlobalResources, how can i fix it?

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thank for your help.

Nattudurai Eswaramurthy · Answer

Embedding the resources in an assembly To do this, follow these steps: Add the resource as an existing item into the project. Set the resource type to be "embedded resource". Note This option is not available if you add the item directly to the Web site itself. Here is what you would see in such a situation: You can only apply this option on resources that are included with class libraries (assemblies in their own right). Here is what you would see: Next, open the AssemblyInfo.cs file of that library, and then add the following line of code to it: [assembly: WebResource("WebControlLibrary1.1.JPG", "img/jpeg")] Add the following line of code and a reference to System.web.dll if missing:using System.Web.UI You need to use the namespace when you declare the resources as well as when you request the resources. In the page (or in the control) that needs these resources, use the Page.ClientScript.GetWebResourceUrl method to get them. For example, you might use the following methods: To get an image that is used as an embedded resource, you use the following code example.Image img = new Image(); img.ImageUrl = Page.ClientScript.GetWebResourceUrl(typeof(WebControlLibrary1.WebCustomControl1), @"WebControlLibrary1.1.JPG"); To add a style sheet to a page header, you use the following code example.string includeTemplate =" "; string includeLocation = Page.ClientScript.GetWebResourceUrl(typeof(WebControlLibrary1.WebCustomControl1), "Assembly.styles.css"); LiteralControl include = new LiteralControl(String.Format(includeTemplate, includeLocation)); HtmlControls.HtmlHead) Page.Header).Controls.Add(include); If this Post helpful, then plz click it as accepted answer