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Hi
I have a class library project called AD that talks to Active Directory via the System.DirectoryServices namespace. This library compiles fine. When I try and use AD in my web project, the web project won't build unless I add a reference to S.DS :
Classes in the AD library do not have any public members that refer to classes implemented in S.DS (it does have some internal and private ones that do) so why should it need the reference? I would have expected the compiler to follow the reference chain to get all the assemblies needed to build the project (i.e. web needs AD which needs S.DS so I'll fetch AD and S.DS to build web)
Is this behaviour right
Matt
I have a class library project called AD that talks to Active Directory via the System.DirectoryServices namespace. This library compiles fine. When I try and use AD in my web project, the web project won't build unless I add a reference to S.DS :
Classes in the AD library do not have any public members that refer to classes implemented in S.DS (it does have some internal and private ones that do) so why should it need the reference? I would have expected the compiler to follow the reference chain to get all the assemblies needed to build the project (i.e. web needs AD which needs S.DS so I'll fetch AD and S.DS to build web)
Is this behaviour right
Matt