static Object

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I have a static Class Called Order it contains sub object like Billing and Shipping and many that billing and shipping had properties now my target is assign the values for each secion of the value like billing and shipping and etc pls Help

Upendra Pratap Shahi · Answer

Order.Billing = test;

S.Saravana Kumar · Answer

public static OrderInfo Order { get { return (UIOrderInfo)(HttpContext.Current.Session[OrderInfo] ?? new OrderInfo()); } set { HttpContext.Current.Session[OrderInfo] = value; } } i assign this on the top of the web page and on the billing contact and Shipping Contact both are object type which inclued in Order Class I need to store the billing contact and shipping contact in the above Order class and Session

Riddhi Valecha · Answer

Hi.. What is the reason for assigning static values ?? Static values are those that are over-written... Eg - Assume that the website is published and deployed on IIS server. Now there are 2 systems / pc on which the the website URL is open. Now if 2 persons from front-end assign the value to properties ; then the value that is assigned at last will be displayed on screen/ inserted in database.... Say - 1st person assigns at 10.00.33 and 2nd person at 10.00.34... Then the variable will have the value assigned by 2nd person.... Static is used for values that will not change throughout the portal - hard coded or assigned by the user. Eg - PI (3.14) ---- As far as assigning value to the properties is concerned ; that is done from front-end to make websites user-friendly.

Amitesh Verma · Answer

http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/csharp/csharp_s10p7.html http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14505838/c-sharp-create-an-object-and-change-value http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4347902/when-is-a-c-sharp-value-object-copied-and-when-is-its-reference-copied http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2486297/object-assignment

Manas Mohapatra · Answer

Hi Saravana If you have Order class as static and billing is one member is present inside it then you can access directly without creating object like: Order.Billing = test; If it doesn't resolve your problem then put your code here.