Thanks for your response!
Yes, your understanding of the problem is correct.
Unfortunately, I cannot access classes in project 2 from
project 1 because the project was not registered and I
did not receive an error message. So, the project 2
classes do not appear in IntelliSense.
1. What are the types of projects in the VB .NET
solution?
Project 1 is Windows App (VB). Project 2 is a class
library (also vb).
2. What's the version of Visual Studio .NET, 2002 or
2003?
2003.
3. Does this problem occur to only a specific solution
or it occurs to other solutions (say C#, etc)
The problem is specific to project 2. I can reference
projects 3, 4, and 5 with no problem. In fact, if I
build a new project and add the same existing objects
(classes, assemblyinfo, etc...), there is no problem
referencing this new project. Something seems to
specifically be wrong with the Project 2 project.
-----Original Message-----
Hello Dave,
Thanks for your post. As I understand, you have 2
projects in a VB .NETsolution, one adds reference to another, however, this
reference does notappear in the list of project 1. Please correct me if
there is anymisunderstanding. Generally speaking, it will prompt an
error message if itcannot add a reference to another project.
I suggest that you can access classes of Project 2 in
the code of Poject 1to check whether it can be built and executed. If it
works properly, Ibelieve that the project 2 is properly referenced. If
not, I think moreinformation is needed before moving forward:
1. What are the types of projects in the VB .NET
solution?2. What's the version of Visual Studio .NET, 2002 or
2003?3. Does this problem occur to only a specific solution
or it occurs toother solutions (say C#, etc)?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Have a nice day!
Regards,
HuangTM
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