Global Constructor

It's evidently something to do with BizTalk Server but I'm sure it's nothing to do with the C# language which is the category under which the question has been asked.

We do have a 'global' keyword but that's just to make it clear that some entity belongs to the global namespace.

Vulpes/Shane,

any idea what MSDN is referring too in this?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee255106(v=bts.10).aspx

Are you perhaps reffing to a Global "variable" -
i.e. a project based variable that can be set / initialized from the outset of the application and then later reffered to where ever needed? (being a staticly set variable)
Simular to what Vulpes was saying - but more on a "project" spectrum versus a Class.

There's no such thing as a global constructor in C#.

Do you perhaps mean a static constructor which is used to initialize data for a class as a whole (i.e. its static fields) rather than a particular instance of it?