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Brian K. Williams
Maybe this isn't the best way to do this... But this is what I have.
My Solution:
Project1 = Output Type (Windows Application)
FormMain.cs (MDI Parent)
Project2 = Output Type (Class Library)
Form1.cs
Project3 = Output Type (Class Library)
Form2.cs
All projects share the same Namespace (SPAdmin).
What I would have done if Form1.cs was under Project1 would have been.
public Form1(SPAdmin.FormMain passedForm)
{
passedForm.PublicMethod.DoSOmething();
}
When I attempt to do this with a Class Library SPAdmin.FormMain is not
available.
The main resion I wrote this application in this manner as so that I could
easly update one class library without haveing to update the entire app.
Thanks in advance.
Brian K. Williams
My Solution:
Project1 = Output Type (Windows Application)
FormMain.cs (MDI Parent)
Project2 = Output Type (Class Library)
Form1.cs
Project3 = Output Type (Class Library)
Form2.cs
All projects share the same Namespace (SPAdmin).
What I would have done if Form1.cs was under Project1 would have been.
public Form1(SPAdmin.FormMain passedForm)
{
passedForm.PublicMethod.DoSOmething();
}
When I attempt to do this with a Class Library SPAdmin.FormMain is not
available.
The main resion I wrote this application in this manner as so that I could
easly update one class library without haveing to update the entire app.
Thanks in advance.
Brian K. Williams