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    Hi there, I downloaded the source of http://www.codeproject.com/netcf/Shopping.asp If I want debug this app, a error message appears: A project with an Output Type Class Library cannot start directly. I don't understand the solution written below. The main code runs in the frmMain.cs... I set Output Type of "Shopping.Engine" to Windows Application, but I know that's not the right way. Can anybody help me plz to debug this app successfully ? Thx for help !

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      Hi there, I downloaded the source of http://www.codeproject.com/netcf/Shopping.asp If I want debug this app, a error message appears: A project with an Output Type Class Library cannot start directly. I don't understand the solution written below. The main code runs in the frmMain.cs... I set Output Type of "Shopping.Engine" to Windows Application, but I know that's not the right way. Can anybody help me plz to debug this app successfully ? Thx for help !

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      You should really ask these questions on the forum for the specific article. That is what they are there for. Class Libraries are not something you can start, they only contain part of the functionality and are designed to be fitted in with something else. Looking at the source code zip for the project there is a Shopping.GUI project that appears to contain the starting point for the application. You should use that.


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