Using the HttpContext in a .Net class

Wow, three posts in one night. I've been busy tonight.

I saw a post on ASP.Net asking for an example of how to access the Request, Response, Server, Session and Application Objects in a .Net class. The answer is to use the HttpContext in you class. I thought I would post a quick example here.

Imports System.Web

Public Class MyClass
     Public Shared Sub MyFunction()
          Dim ctx As HttpContext = HttpContext.Current
          Dim strMyVar1 As String = ctx.Request("MyVar1")
          Dim strMyVar2 As String = ctx.Request("MyVar2")

End Class

It's as simple as that.