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digiduck

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Apr 4, 2003
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We have two people at our company working on the same ASP.NET project via Visual Studio.NET from their individual workstations. The project uses some extra assemblies that are only on one of the workstations, as a result only the workstation with those assemblies is able to build the project. Is there a way to have the project reference the assemblies from the project's "bin" directory on the server and not off the development workstation running the build?

I'd appreciate any tips you can give on this.

ud


tkc
 
Are you using any source-code control tools? (Visual Source Safe, Star Team, etc)?

Because that's one of the things that they give you -- the ability to do a "get latest" on parts of the code that you aren't working on, but still have dependencies on.

Chip H.


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Chip; thank you, we're already looking into VSS so it's good to know that it will take care of this. Thank you!

ud


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