Declare Public Constants That Are Available Solution Wide Across All Projects?

Jan 11, 2012

How can I declare public constants that are available solution wide across all projects?

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Declare Public Variables, Constants, Functions In A Proper Way?

Jan 13, 2011

I'd like to get a more refined programming style and I was wondering if any of you might give me a hand...(How to declare public variables, constants, functions...in a proper way),is there any useful link or pdf document I could have a look in order to improve my style?

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Declare A Variable Globally So That It Is Visible To All Projects Of A Single Solution?

May 26, 2009

In vb.net 2.0 is it possible to declare a variable globally so that it is visible to all projects of a single solution?

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Declare A Public Param For Public Class Form1?

Apr 7, 2011

Imports System
Imports System.Threading
Imports System.ComponentModel[code]....

how to declare "smsport" on class smscomms as public so that it can be access in class form1 or button1_click event.

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Declare A Public Variable And A Public Sub In An Aspx Webpage?

Aug 26, 2010

How do declare a public variable .aspx web page that can be used in all the pages within my web application?

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.Net Solution With C# And VB Projects

Aug 30, 2011

I have a .Net solution with 5 projects in c# and one in visual basic. I want to know whether there would be a gain of performance to convert my visual basic project to C# in the day to day while I compile my solution.

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Managing Several Projects In The Same Solution?

Feb 7, 2012

It's me again, trying to have multiple projects in the same solution. How can I do that?

I know that the project name should accompany whatever functions I'll be calling but somewhere it does not work.

One more thing, can I include forms in all the projects I create?

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One Solution / Multiple Projects

Jun 13, 2009

I've developed a stand-alone RTF project/solution and a stand-alone calendar project/solution. I'm trying to incorporate them into a master project/ solution.If I just add the RTF & Calendar projects to the master solution, I cannot access them from the Main form of the master project. It just doesn't see them. Just adding the forms doesn't work because it doesn't contain all of the necessary information embedded in the project (references, etc.)

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Using Forms In Other Projects Same Solution?

Nov 18, 2009

I have solution that has main app & userManagement app in the main app i referenced the userManagement app and I can see the class in my main app userManagement is a userLogin etc. how can I use the forms from userManagement project in main project??

in formLoad in main app If userID = "" then 'show formLogin from userManagement end if

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9 Projects In One Solution And Can Only Publish One Project

Jan 24, 2012

I am coming to the end of coding this system in Visual Studios 2008 which I took over from a guy who has worked on it for a year.He is not here anymore.He made 9 projects and put them into one solution(screen shot below).I have only published a .NET website for VB and have never published something like this.P3Data is the only one that the publishing tab comes up with. All the other projects the publishing tab does not come up. Why is P3Data bold? How can I publish the whole solution 'P3Data' as one whole entity?

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Asp.net - How Are Classes Shared Between Projects In The Same Solution

Jan 29, 2011

Currently, I have a solution that contains two projects (ASP.net websites, FWIW). If I create a class in Project1, how do I expose it to Project2? Is it automatically available to Project2 because they are in the same solution? Or do I need to do something special to make the connection?

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IDE :: Creating A Solution With Multiple Projects?

Aug 20, 2009

I thought I'd give VB a go after developing with C# for the past few months. I'm using Visual Studio 2008 and have imported the VB IDE settings. I'm going through the same steps in VB as I've gone through in C# to create my solution for an n-tiered ASP.NET web application, but the results are unexpected. Here's the steps:

1. File > New Project > Other Project Types > Visual Studio Solutions > Blank Solution .... name the solution & choose the location ...

2. At this point, I want to proceed to add projects as follows by right-click on the solution in solution explorer

a. Add > Visual Basic > Web > ASP.NET Web Application ... name / location of the Web Client

b. Add > Visual Basic > Windows > Class Library.. name / location of the Business Layer

c. Add > VB > Windows > Class Library ... name / location of the Data Access Layer

BUT, as soon as I complete step 2a, the solution disappears from solution explorer. "Show all files" is selected. This happens regardless of the project I create first.

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Interoperation Of Multiple Projects Within A Solution

Nov 5, 2008

All too often, when I am looking for sample .NET code to do something and actually find it, it is written in C#. I am by no means proficient with C#... I can read and follow the logic of C# or modify the code, though I have difficulty following along since everything ends in "}".So what do I do? I create a solution with 2 projects. I put the C# code in one project and VB code in the other project. The VB project references the C# project and I modify the C# as necessary so I can call the useful code from the VB project.The current C# code I'm working with is a rather large project. Specifically what it does is handle input from HIDs (specifically I want to use it for input from a media remote).What I wanted to do was leave the C# code pretty much alone and just call a VB subroutine when any HID input is received (many of the remote buttons can't be distinguished from keyboard keystrokes) and process them in VB. Problem is that the VB code also needs access to pieces of the C# code (circular reference). Ideally what I'd want to do is create a VB module within the C# project (since VB.NET and C#.NET are functionally equivalent -- mostly -- though syntactically different). I've used compilers in the past with similar functionality, though I don't know if VS.NET 2008 has this capability. If I just add a module to the C# project, it expects it to be written in C#.If I can't do that, I see 3 options:

1) Write my application in C#

2) Write a new class in C# that exposes the functionality I need, instantiate it in VB

3) Convert all the C# code to VB

These options are beyond my current skillset (except maybe 3), though now is just as good a time as any to learn C#. But this may require more time than I'm willing to invest. I just wanted to create a task launcher / application switcher to be able to switch between music, video, and other players. I, in fact, already have most of the VB code I need from another project, including a DirectX "cover flow" style interface. I just want to add remote control support to it.

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Multiple Setup Projects In Same Solution?

Feb 8, 2010

Can I included several setup projects in the same vb solution such that when solution is built each setup creates its own setup package?

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Share/access Xsd In Different Projects In A Solution?

Nov 16, 2010

Am I able to share/access xsd in different projects in a solution? If so, how do I do it. If not, what are the other options.

What I intend to do is have the xsd in the DAL project and have the business logic checkings/validations in BLL project.

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Sharing Files Between Projects Within Solution

Jul 22, 2009

I am working on a solution that contains 2 projects one to be built as an exe and the other as a service. Both projects will share a class for certian functions and properties. I would like to have both projects use the same physical file so when I make a change in one of the projects it is also made in the other.

This was simple to do in VB6 but as of yet I see no way to do it under dot net. It seems to want to make a copy of the file and place it into the project folder for the second project resulting in the need to either copy after every change or manually make the changes twice.

Anyone know if there is a way to have common files area for a solution so that any project within the solution has access to the actual file rather than a copy of it?

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VS 2005 Running Different Projects In Same Solution

Aug 18, 2009

I have a solution which consists among other things 2 windows applications.I would like to be able to run the first windows application then click on the second windows application and run that as well.

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VS 2008 Combining Projects Into A Solution?

Apr 6, 2011

As far as I know , it is possible to combine projects into a solution . So , lets say we have 3 projects . Each project has a starting form , lets call them SF1 , SF2 and SF3 .What I would like to ask you is how can I write code in order to have both the solution and the partial projects , working . You see , the solution (which as far as I know will also be accompanied by a new project) has to have a starting form ; lets call it SF0 .A) First of all I'd like to know how can I call a partial project from the solution itself .B) What code do I have to write in the partial projects in order to keep them running correctly when they are separate (that is not part of the solution) . I am asking this question too , because as I guess , there has to be code in SF1 , SF2 and SF3 (into buttons) that lead back to SF0 , but

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VS 2008 Why Use Multiple Projects In One Solution

Dec 8, 2010

I've been doing some lite coding over the last couple years so I'm no where near where a lot of you already are. So my code tends to be organized in the standard beginners format... one project per solution with one executable (*.dll or *.exe). So I have a bit of a "best-practices" question for you... Why use multiple projects in one solution?

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Accessing Multiple Projects In A Single Solution

Jun 17, 2009

I've developed a couple of different stand-alone projects, myRibbonRTF and myRibbonCalendar and have them functioning well. I want to tie these together with other projects in a single solution called myMain. When I add these projects to the solution, their forms are not accessible in myMain (e.g. myRibbonRTF.frmMain.Show()). I've searched high and low for the last week trying to solve this and the only nearby solution is to turn the other projects into .dlls and access them in myMain that way.

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C# - Avoid Building All .NET Projects In A VisualStudio Solution?

Oct 28, 2009

We create a class library and ship C# and VB.NET examples.I have a solution of 60 C# projects. If I make an edit to one of them, Visual Studio only builds the changed one. I have an equivalent solution of 60 VB.NET projects. Visual Studio always builds all 60 projects. Why? Is there a way to force Visual Studio to behave like it does with C# projects?

I should mention that there are no dependencies between the projects.More information: It's not recompiling, really, it's just checking if they need compilation and that takes a significant amount of time.

Here's the build output: Build: 0 succeeded, 3 failed, 58 up-to-date, 0 skipped Those 58 checks take about 30 seconds in my solution of VB.NET projects. This same up-to-date check is almost instant in the solution of C# projects.No edit is necessary. Just switching startup projects is enough.

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IDE :: Difficulty Using Existing Projects Added To A Solution?

Mar 28, 2011

I'm not sure if this is really a VB IDE issue, or a more general VS10 issue, but I couldn't find any other relevant category to post in, so here goes!I have several VB projects which I want to use in the same solution in Visual Studio 10. I created a project (& corresponding solution) which will reference them and added the existing projects by right clicking the solution in solution explorer choosing 'Add->Existing Project'. Then I went to the containing project's Properties window and added references to the existing projects, so they could be used by the project.

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Pass Data Between Forms In Different Projects In One Solution?

Apr 21, 2011

I need to pass data (a user name) from a logon form in one vbproj to a form in another vbproj that are compiled in one solution. Public Read Only does not seem to work.

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VS 2008 Solution Compiles All Setup Projects On F5 Debug?

Feb 19, 2009

Just got a little quirk with VS2008 on 1 solution.When i press F5 to debug my solution builds the current project but then insists on building all my setup projects...

This only occurs on 1 of my solutions and it has 20 projects within it.

I've checked startup projects and it has no dependancies and is set to selected project.

EDIT: Right click and debug in new instance works fine

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Object Library Public Constants Not Useable Without A "Full Pathname"?

Apr 19, 2010

how to use VB to access our SQL server - we've got an app that was coded in Access 2000, using DAO, which in Access 2010 (if I understand right)is DOA, and we should use ADO. So I worked up MSDN's example (http:[url].. In Visual Studio 2008, Visual Basic. I have added in a Reference for MS ADO 2.8 Library to my project. I can see in the Object Browser the ADODB Namespace, and I can look in there to see the ObjectStateEnum, and there is the adStateOpen enumeration. Wonderful. But in my code, I must put it this way:

"If m_oRecordset.State = ADODB.ObjectStateEnum.adStateOpen Then"

and not this way:

"If m_oRecordset.State = adStateOpen Then"

I must be missing some glaringly obvious thing, but none of the items that are declared as Public Constants in the object library are "visible" to my program. Why?

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Cant Declare A Public Const ?

Apr 2, 2012

Is their a reason why I cant declare a Public Const this way?

HTML

Public Const whatever as string = my.application.settings.xxx.tostring

I don't understand why not.

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Declare The Connection As Public?

Jul 3, 2011

how to connect VB2010 to MS Access and how to declare the connection as public? I just switched from VB2010 from VB6.0 and found some major changes since VB6.0 in terms of interface and functionality. Must I use a global module for it just like in VB6.0 (.bas module)?

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HOW To Declare A Public Variable

Apr 23, 2012

Later on i have a form where a cost for a class is calculated by timing the duration of a class by the costperhour textbox which is in a different form.

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Declare Public / Global Array?

May 3, 2011

I'm trying to declare a array that I want to use in the module and in the forms. I like it to be usable all over but I cant get it to work.[code]...

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Declare A Global (or Public?) Variable On Load?

Jun 13, 2012

Just working on getting more fluent in Visual Basic over the summer so I'm still sharp for my next visual basic class. My teacher went over variables, but only in local scope.I have looked everywhere, but I can't find exactly what I need. I'm making an alarm clock of sorts, and I have this code to populate the minute array and the hour array.

Public Class Form1
Public Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

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