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Hi all,

A simple organizational question:

I'm dev. an app with many projects (a few for data layer, others for biz layer...).

When a biz layer project use a data layer project, is better make a reference to the dll of the data layer or include de project of
data layer in the solution of the project in biz layer and make a reference by project?

Thanks for the advice.

Max
Mar 8 '06 #1
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Max,
If you want to be able to debug your work during development through calls
from one assembly to another, you need to use Project references.

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"Max André Bündchen" wrote:
Hi all,

A simple organizational question:

I'm dev. an app with many projects (a few for data layer, others for biz layer...).

When a biz layer project use a data layer project, is better make a reference to the dll of the data layer or include de project of
data layer in the solution of the project in biz layer and make a reference by project?

Thanks for the advice.

Max

Mar 8 '06 #2
Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] wrote:
Max,
If you want to be able to debug your work during development through calls
from one assembly to another, you need to use Project references.


Project reference also means you will always be running against the most
current version of the code. Depending on your requirements and scenario,
that can be either a good or bad thing. If you are the same developer for
both assemblies, I find that is the better way to go.
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Tom Porterfield

Mar 8 '06 #3

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