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EtherealMonkey
EtherealMonkey

Reputation: 226

How To: Project Organization and Output

I have a fairly well project that I am developing right now, but I need to separate some of the components based on their intended run-time "environments."

For example:

MyNameSpace.MyProductName.Admin (parent class - helper classes) MyNameSpace.MyProductName.Admin.Terminal (child class - UI for End User: consumer) MyNameSpace.MyProductName.Admin.Database (child class - UI for DB Admin and monitoring) MyNameSpace.MyProductName.Admin.Management (child class - UI for End User: administration)

Is there a way to separate these logically in the IDE where the output will produce the following structure?

MyNameSpace\MyProductName\Admin\MyProductName.*.dlls

MyNameSpace\MyProductName\Admin\Terminal\MyProductName.*.dlls, MyProductName.Terminal.exe

MyNameSpace\MyProductName\Admin\Database\MyProductName.*.dlls, MyProductName.Database.exe

MyNameSpace\MyProductName\Admin\Management\MyProductName.*.dlls, MyProductName.Management.exe

Or will I need to create separate projects for each UI?

Thanks In Advance,

E.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 231

Answers (2)

EtherealMonkey
EtherealMonkey

Reputation: 226

I was able to add another solution folder under the "MyNameSpace" solution folder.

This allowed me to separate the UI items from the application items.

Thanks Again!

Upvotes: 0

Mohit Chakraborty
Mohit Chakraborty

Reputation: 1263

AFAIK, a project can produce only 1 o/p, so you need to organize these as projects in a solution and add the project with the exe as the startup project for debugging.

Upvotes: 3

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