Rebuild error for finally added project
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Hi, I have .net(2003) soultion file which contains almost 120 Projects(dlls) including commonlib project (which contains common data to rest of projects). All the projects will have the Project reference to commonlib project. Whenever i add new project to the solution and rebuild the whole soultion, The finally added project gives out the commonlib dependency error. When i remove the CommonLib project reference and Again give it back, rebuild it to the finally added project, it is rebuilding fine. Can you help me out to find, why this is happened? or any solution to solve this issue? Thanks Srini
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Hi, I have .net(2003) soultion file which contains almost 120 Projects(dlls) including commonlib project (which contains common data to rest of projects). All the projects will have the Project reference to commonlib project. Whenever i add new project to the solution and rebuild the whole soultion, The finally added project gives out the commonlib dependency error. When i remove the CommonLib project reference and Again give it back, rebuild it to the finally added project, it is rebuilding fine. Can you help me out to find, why this is happened? or any solution to solve this issue? Thanks Srini
I had a similar issue on my references to other projects in my solutions... I used to click on add Reference and use the Browse tab to go to the physical file and make my reference that way. A better way is to click on add Reference and go to the projects tab. Select the project that you want to reference/depend on. This will make sure that it is built before the new one and references it correctly. If this isn't what you are doing, then I'm not sure. Hope this helps! Hogan
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I had a similar issue on my references to other projects in my solutions... I used to click on add Reference and use the Browse tab to go to the physical file and make my reference that way. A better way is to click on add Reference and go to the projects tab. Select the project that you want to reference/depend on. This will make sure that it is built before the new one and references it correctly. If this isn't what you are doing, then I'm not sure. Hope this helps! Hogan