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Hello
Using VS 2005 VB.net when a class library gets created you can right click
the project and add a Windows Application and then set it as the "startup
project" then in the Windows application you can add a reference to that
class library in the project by right clicking the Windows Application and
selecting "Add Reference" and you will see the project under the "Projects"
tab and add the project containing its class library to the Windows
application and the application will work.
However if you have an existing Windows Application and you right click it
and select "Add Reference" there won't be a Project with its class library in
the "Projects" tab, even if you browse for one all you will see are the
folders that contain projects. So the question is if you have an existing
Windows application:
How do you add an existing Project with its class library to an existing
Windows Application instead of adding a Windows Application to a existing
class library?
Using VS 2005 VB.net when a class library gets created you can right click
the project and add a Windows Application and then set it as the "startup
project" then in the Windows application you can add a reference to that
class library in the project by right clicking the Windows Application and
selecting "Add Reference" and you will see the project under the "Projects"
tab and add the project containing its class library to the Windows
application and the application will work.
However if you have an existing Windows Application and you right click it
and select "Add Reference" there won't be a Project with its class library in
the "Projects" tab, even if you browse for one all you will see are the
folders that contain projects. So the question is if you have an existing
Windows application:
How do you add an existing Project with its class library to an existing
Windows Application instead of adding a Windows Application to a existing
class library?