I have a big solution with a lot of projects using some third party components (Infragistics). Now, I installed a new version of that component (6=>7), in parallel with the old one.
I\'m working on a website at the moment that has three separate \"area\'s\" 开发者_Python百科to it. Firstly, there\'s the main website, then there is a User control panel, and finally an Admin Control
A similar (not duplicate) question was posted at here: How do I p开发者_StackOverflow中文版rogrammatically list all projects in a solution?
I am using visual studio 2010 professional edition. I have a number of projects and solutions with the PlatformTarget set to x86 and i need to change that to AnyCPU.
Problem: when you do not specify that option xcode project tries to build all it can (in my case not only i386 but also some other archs which I do not have library\'s for and I do not need.)
I like to keep the structure of the project as clean as possible. Sample: --BlogApp.sln --BlogApp.Data BlogModel.edmx (the EF mappings)
I have got .aspx and .aspx.cs files along with a web.config file; from these files I want to create a solution in order to run them as an ASP.NET website.
This is a follow-on post to our previous post (Help Structuring VS2010 Solutions/Projects and TFS2010).
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Let\'s suppose I have a Window Forms / Console Application C# project with some 开发者_开发知识库external references and references to other class library projects in the same solution too.
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