Hi,
I have created a "RadControls WPF application" project ("A") and added a class-library project ("B") to it. The main window of project A contains only a userControl from project B. Project A has a reference to project B.
This project B contains some Telerik components and has references to the required assemblies.
Building the solution goes well, but when I run it, I get a file-not-found exception for the referenced Telerik assemblies. Which is correct, coz the telerik dll's aren't located in the output folder of project A, only in the output folder of project B!
I have set the "copy local" setting of the effected references explicitly to True, but with no success. I know 2 options to solve this, but I ain't sure if this is the correct way to solve my problem, since they both look a bit ugly to me:
1. Include all, in other projects used, references to the start up project as well.
2. Set the output folders of all projects to the same folder.
Or is there a better solution? What is the best way to solve this?
Regards,
I have created a "RadControls WPF application" project ("A") and added a class-library project ("B") to it. The main window of project A contains only a userControl from project B. Project A has a reference to project B.
This project B contains some Telerik components and has references to the required assemblies.
Building the solution goes well, but when I run it, I get a file-not-found exception for the referenced Telerik assemblies. Which is correct, coz the telerik dll's aren't located in the output folder of project A, only in the output folder of project B!
I have set the "copy local" setting of the effected references explicitly to True, but with no success. I know 2 options to solve this, but I ain't sure if this is the correct way to solve my problem, since they both look a bit ugly to me:
1. Include all, in other projects used, references to the start up project as well.
2. Set the output folders of all projects to the same folder.
Or is there a better solution? What is the best way to solve this?
Regards,