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Managing multiple project in visual studio

This question regarding visual studio 2005 IDE.
I have multiple independent projects within one solution, is there a way to run just one project in debugging mode without having to run every other project in the solution?
Sep 24 '07 #1
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This question regarding visual studio 2005 IDE.
I have multiple independent projects within one solution, is there a way to run just one project in debugging mode without having to run every other project in the solution?
Right-click on the project node in the solution explorer and select "Set as StartUp Project".
Sep 24 '07 #2
Plater
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Yes.
Go to your solution's properties.
You can pick which one you want to run (I prefer "current selection")
As well as which ones are to be built and deployed.


For a quick help though, right-click a project in the solution explorer and choose to "unload project". Nothing gets deleted, it just grays out the project and pretends like it isn't there.
Sep 24 '07 #3
It doesn't work, I tried that. By doing that visual studio open just one project in the browser but still have to build and run the webserver for all other project.
Sep 24 '07 #4
Plater
7,872 Expert 4TB
What is your actual question?
You have a solution with multiple projects in it.

What do you want to do from there?
I thought you just wanted to test/develope one and not worry about the others.
Which would be where the "unload project" comes in. It will make the solution think the project is gone and won't even be included in properties. (Until you tell it to load it again)
Sep 24 '07 #5
yes but there is no 'unload project' selection when I right click the project (this is website asp.net project).
Sep 24 '07 #6

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