I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a part
of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
pick up these files for the build?
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Build Action should be Content
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news:41***************@yahoo.com... I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a part
of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
pick up these files for the build?
Where do I find that?
Joey Callisay wrote: Build Action should be Content
"No One" <no***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:41***************@yahoo.com... I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a part
of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
pick up these files for the build?
In the solution explorer... make sure that the file is in the project you
want it included with. Then, select the file in the solution explorer,
right-click->properties. You will see the Build action as one of the
properties.
In your setup project, make sure to include content files.
--- Nick
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news:41**************@yahoo.com... Where do I find that?
Joey Callisay wrote:
Build Action should be Content
"No One" <no***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:41***************@yahoo.com... I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a
part of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
pick up these files for the build?
The Build action for the file is Content. It still does not get put into the
project bin/Debug directory.
Nick Malik wrote: In the solution explorer... make sure that the file is in the project you
want it included with. Then, select the file in the solution explorer,
right-click->properties. You will see the Build action as one of the
properties.
In your setup project, make sure to include content files.
--- Nick
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news:41**************@yahoo.com... Where do I find that?
Joey Callisay wrote:
Build Action should be Content
"No One" <no***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:41***************@yahoo.com...
> I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a part > of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
> files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
> pick up these files for the build?
>
By a setup project do you mean an installer project? I don't have one of
those. I am trying to do debugging on my class library, but the XML files are
not being copied over.
bryon
Nick Malik wrote: In the solution explorer... make sure that the file is in the project you
want it included with. Then, select the file in the solution explorer,
right-click->properties. You will see the Build action as one of the
properties.
In your setup project, make sure to include content files.
--- Nick
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news:41**************@yahoo.com... Where do I find that?
Joey Callisay wrote:
Build Action should be Content
"No One" <no***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:41***************@yahoo.com...
> I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a part > of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however, these
> files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make VS
> pick up these files for the build?
>
Are we talking here of the app.config file? Because VS renames it to
whatever the name of the output assembly + config
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news:41***************@yahoo.com... The Build action for the file is Content. It still does not get put into
the project bin/Debug directory.
Nick Malik wrote:
In the solution explorer... make sure that the file is in the project
you want it included with. Then, select the file in the solution explorer,
right-click->properties. You will see the Build action as one of the
properties.
In your setup project, make sure to include content files.
--- Nick
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news:41**************@yahoo.com... Where do I find that?
Joey Callisay wrote:
> Build Action should be Content
>
> "No One" <no***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:41***************@yahoo.com...
> > I have several XML files that I used for configurations that are a
part > > of my C# project. When I build in Visual Studio .Net, however,
these > > files are not copied to the bin output directory. How can I make
VS > > pick up these files for the build?
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