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How to pass parameters between projects?

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    In one solution explorer at vb.net, I have three projects, how can I pass parameters from one project to other? Lisa

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      In one solution explorer at vb.net, I have three projects, how can I pass parameters from one project to other? Lisa

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      I assume that each of the projects is a standalone process? (ie: exe) Theer are TONS of ways to do IPC (Inter Process Communication) .NET adds some.. IP Sockets Remoting Files Pipes (ok... that's not TONS but you get the idea :) ) It all really depends upon what your environment is, which of these methods makes more sense to you in your problem scheme, etc... Most are quite simple to impliment...


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