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    I have created a library.

     

    The solution is named GSActivityLib and it has two projects in it - one called GS_BargeinPrompt and the other called GS_ConditionalQA.

     

    When I compile the solution the GS_BargeinPrompt is put into GSActivityLib.dll but GS_ConditionalQA ends up in a separate .dll called GS_ConditionalQA.dll.

     

    Is there some way to get both components into the GSActivityLib.dll?

     

    I know this is probably just something in VS that I'm messing up but I'm not sure what it is.

    Tuesday, October 30, 2007 11:38 PM

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    Isn't that simply how VS works; each project builds a separate assembly.  If you want stuff in the same assembly, put it in the same project.  I'm be happy to be informed that VS has a notion of partial projects similar to partical classes to do what you desire, but I'm not aware of any such feature. 

    Wednesday, October 31, 2007 3:50 PM

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    Isn't that simply how VS works; each project builds a separate assembly.  If you want stuff in the same assembly, put it in the same project.  I'm be happy to be informed that VS has a notion of partial projects similar to partical classes to do what you desire, but I'm not aware of any such feature. 

    Wednesday, October 31, 2007 3:50 PM
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    That's kind of what I found out too.

     

    I'm developing a library of components for Speech Server and I'm tyring to figure out the best way to distribute them. I don't really want the users to have to manually install a bunch of components and I don't want them seeing the inner workings though I suppose debugging into the components may be a good idea.

     

    Any suggestions?

     

     

    Thursday, November 1, 2007 6:46 PM