run 2 instances of visual studio?

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I am playing around with the system.net namespace and need to right seperate
'client' and 'server' code. Do I have to run 2 seperate instances of visual
studio in order to be able to launch both pieces at the same time?
 
You can have two startup projects (at least in vs2005), but I'd think you
might outgrow that quickly... For example, many clients are not tolerant of
a server that is not runnign yet, so if you have two startup projects and
the client happens to start befpore the server does, then your client will
fail.

It's much easier, I think to just run two instances of VS, and make sure to
start the server before the client.
 
ok. Thanks for the info.

Gabriel Magaña said:
You can have two startup projects (at least in vs2005), but I'd think you
might outgrow that quickly... For example, many clients are not tolerant of
a server that is not runnign yet, so if you have two startup projects and
the client happens to start befpore the server does, then your client will
fail.

It's much easier, I think to just run two instances of VS, and make sure to
start the server before the client.
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