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AMDRIT
Hello Everyone,
I am having an issue with my solution and hoping that you all can suggest a
resolution. I have a common library that (A) that three other projects make
reference of (B,C,D). Project B is the windows forms application that also
references C and D. Additionally, C references D and D references C.
What is occurring is that project B cannot build telling me that a read-only
property is declared in project A which is not referenced in project B and
that I need to add a reference to project A in project B. Finally the error
states that this could be due to mixing a file reference with a project
reference and that I should try replacing the file reference with a project
reference.
After searching the web for answers, I have determined to individually build
each of projects (A, C and D) and reference the DLL's as a file reference.
This works great while I am only developing against the windows forms
application. Debugging the underlying projects now is difficult. I think
the issue really stems from the nested references, perhaps it is the build
order (even perhaps I should merge projects D and C).
I really do not see how I can change the make-up of my solution to avoid
this issue. Anyone have anything to add to this quandary?
TIA
I am having an issue with my solution and hoping that you all can suggest a
resolution. I have a common library that (A) that three other projects make
reference of (B,C,D). Project B is the windows forms application that also
references C and D. Additionally, C references D and D references C.
What is occurring is that project B cannot build telling me that a read-only
property is declared in project A which is not referenced in project B and
that I need to add a reference to project A in project B. Finally the error
states that this could be due to mixing a file reference with a project
reference and that I should try replacing the file reference with a project
reference.
After searching the web for answers, I have determined to individually build
each of projects (A, C and D) and reference the DLL's as a file reference.
This works great while I am only developing against the windows forms
application. Debugging the underlying projects now is difficult. I think
the issue really stems from the nested references, perhaps it is the build
order (even perhaps I should merge projects D and C).
I really do not see how I can change the make-up of my solution to avoid
this issue. Anyone have anything to add to this quandary?
TIA