Reference DLL Question

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Samuel L Matzen

Tiraman,

1. You should put both the A project and the B project in the same solution
and reference the B project from the A project. You can do this from the
"Projects" tabe on the Add Reference dialog after both projects are in the
same solution.

2. Both the vb and aspx file are built when you run the project or choose
the build/rebuild option.

-Sam Matzen
 
Hi,

lets say that i have A.DLL and B.DLL.

A.Dll hold reference to B.DLL.

if i changed the B.DLL should i recompile A.DLL in order to get the new
version ?

does the A.DLL will Work with the new version of B.DLL without recompile ?

how can i prevent this dependency ?

one more question,

i have some project which hold 1 vb file and 1 aspx file or other type of
file.

when i build the project it will build the vb and the other files to one dll
or it will build just the vb file ?


Best Regards ,

Tiraman :-)
 
If the interface in B.dll changed, then of course the answer is yes.

Otherwise, simply copying B.dll into the application directory, should be
sufficient for the new version of B.dll to be used at run time.
 
Thanks !

Marina said:
If the interface in B.dll changed, then of course the answer is yes.

Otherwise, simply copying B.dll into the application directory, should be
sufficient for the new version of B.dll to be used at run time.
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