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Hi,
I've got a Visual Studio solution that contains two projects, P1 is my main application, P2 is a project that contains custom server controls I've created. I would like to have these Projects set up in Visual studio so if I make a change to P2 and recompile, P1 will automatically be updated to use the new assembly.
Here is what I've tried:
I can add a reference in P1 to P2's dll, but that appears to copy the dll to P1's bin directory, and it will never be updated upon a rebuild. I've tried setting the "Project Dependencies" of P1 to depend on P2, but without the reference set, I'll get compile errors that it can't find P2 objects. Also in P1 project properties, under common properties, the "reference path" has both projects bin directories.
Am I missing something here? What must I do to get two projects to compile together under one solution?
--Michael
I've got a Visual Studio solution that contains two projects, P1 is my main application, P2 is a project that contains custom server controls I've created. I would like to have these Projects set up in Visual studio so if I make a change to P2 and recompile, P1 will automatically be updated to use the new assembly.
Here is what I've tried:
I can add a reference in P1 to P2's dll, but that appears to copy the dll to P1's bin directory, and it will never be updated upon a rebuild. I've tried setting the "Project Dependencies" of P1 to depend on P2, but without the reference set, I'll get compile errors that it can't find P2 objects. Also in P1 project properties, under common properties, the "reference path" has both projects bin directories.
Am I missing something here? What must I do to get two projects to compile together under one solution?
--Michael