Sub-libraries in a main library - Is this possible?

[Curious]

I was asked to create a C#.NET Console Library project that contains
two sub-libraries. And each sub-library contains multiple utilties.

As an experiment, I've created a Console Library project (solution).
Then I've added two projects (they're supposed to be sub-libraries).
However, each project has its own indepent assembly in the form of
a .dll file.
It seems that there is no way I can create a unified assembly (a
single .dll file) containing both projects (or libraries). Any input
on how to solve this problem? I work with business people who don't
know .NET and they request me to do it this way.

[Jack Jackson]

On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 08:45:23 -0800 (PST), Curious
<fi********@yahoo.comwrote:

>I was asked to create a C#.NET Console Library project that contains
two sub-libraries. And each sub-library contains multiple utilties.

As an experiment, I've created a Console Library project (solution).
Then I've added two projects (they're supposed to be sub-libraries).
However, each project has its own indepent assembly in the form of
a .dll file.
It seems that there is no way I can create a unified assembly (a
single .dll file) containing both projects (or libraries). Any input
on how to solve this problem? I work with business people who don't
know .NET and they request me to do it this way.

Duplicate post

[Curious]

On Nov 18, 1:38*pm, Jack Jackson <[e-mail]:

On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 08:45:23 -0800 (PST), Curious

<[e-mail]:

I was asked to create a C#.NET Console Library project that contains
two sub-libraries. And each sub-library contains multiple utilties.

As an experiment, I've created a Console Library project (solution).
Then I've added two projects (they're supposed to be sub-libraries).
However, each project has its own indepent assembly in the form of
a .dll file.

It seems that there is no way I can create a unified assembly (a
single .dll file) containing both projects (or libraries). Any input
on how to solve this problem? I work with business people who don't
know .NET and they request me to do it this way.

Duplicate post

Sorry, I didn't intend to create duplicate post. I posted the first
one and I saw that there was a typo in the topic. So I deleted that
one and went ahead to create a second one with the correct spelling,
"Sub-libraries". I didn't expect that the first one remained after I
deleted it.