project working path

[Ahmet]

Hi;

We have one project that has multiple dll dependencies.
on one shared folder, we have shared dll's that project needs to load and
use on runtime.

if I add items to referance list and mark as don't copy local, when project
starts running in dev env.
project cant see this dll's that is needed.

can anybody tell me how to use shared dll's in one project without
making local copy and use it while debugging ?

helps'll be appreciated.
ahmet

[Daniel Bass]

Add the Shared Path to the project References directory.

Project -> <projectname> Properties -> Common
perties -> References Path

Before this was known as the include (headers) or library (dll's) directory
under version 6.0 of VS.

Hope that helps.

Dan.

"Ahmet" <ak*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi;

We have one project that has multiple dll dependencies.
on one shared folder, we have shared dll's that project needs to load and
use on runtime.

if I add items to referance list and mark as don't copy local, when project
starts running in dev env.
project cant see this dll's that is needed.

can anybody tell me how to use shared dll's in one project without
making local copy and use it while debugging ?

helps'll be appreciated.
ahmet

[Ahmet]

Hi;

This does not work, when I make Copy local options of this shared dll to
false
and start program it gives the error below.

An unhandled exception of type 'System.IO.FileNotFoundException' occurred in
system.windows.forms.dll
Additional information: File or assembly name Common.Data, or one of its
dependencies, was not found.
Isnt it possible to put one shared dll on network path and use it ?
In our project, we have 10 people coding based on one interface
defined in this shared dlls.

Any idea ?

"Daniel Bass" <da********@NOSPAMpostmaster.co.uk> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Add the Shared Path to the project References directory.

Project -> <projectname> Properties -> Common
perties -> References Path

Before this was known as the include (headers) or library (dll's) directory under version 6.0 of VS.

Hope that helps.

Dan.

"Ahmet" <ak*********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ug**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Hi;

We have one project that has multiple dll dependencies.
on one shared folder, we have shared dll's that project needs to load and
use on runtime.

if I add items to referance list and mark as don't copy local, when project starts running in dev env.
project cant see this dll's that is needed.

can anybody tell me how to use shared dll's in one project without
making local copy and use it while debugging ?

helps'll be appreciated.
ahmet