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We have probably all developed those Visual Studio applications which rely on additional DLLs and static libraries containing our favorite snippets of code. My question is how best to manage this kind of project which is not all neatly contained in the project folder. If we add our library paths (elsewhere on the disk) to the project then we can be sure that we are linking with the latest versions of the libraries but archiving this arrangement is a nightmare. Another alternative might be to copy all the libs to a 'lib' folder within the application that we are developing. This would provide a self-contained project which could easily be archived but we may not be using the latest version of our libs.
I would be very interested to hear what other developers do. Is there a better way! 
Thanks
Tony
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softwaremonkey wrote: but we may not be using the latest version of our libs.
However you will in fact be using the same one in development, QA and production. And be more likely to label it in source control so you can keep track of it.
Thus if a problem occurs in QA or production then you are more likely to be able to reproduce it. And when you do update to new versions as part of a development and business decision then development and QA can more fully verity that it continues to work as expected.
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Thanks, that is a very good point and a compelling reason to 'ring fence' every file needed to build a particular version of an application including the libraries.
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Try setting up your own nuget repository, especially if you share components across projects
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Can anyone share me information about ALM tool users and their usage level ?
Its urgent   i tried my best in researching it....looking up for someone to help me with this
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oberon29 wrote: Its urgent
We're volunteers. You can't hurry volunteers, it's not urgent here.
I don't think anyone measured the usage-level of various application lifecycle management tools. You could consult Google to find out what's most used.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Quote:
Source Error:
Line 948: <panelcollection>
Line 949:<dx:panelcontent id="PanelContent1" runat="server" supportsdisabledattribute="True">
Line 950: <dx:aspxpagecontrol id="ASPxPageControl3" runat="server" activetabindex="1"
line="" 951:="" width="100%" cssfilepath="~/App_Themes/Glass/{0}/styles.css" 952:="" csspostfix="Glass" spritecssfilepath="~/App_Themes/Glass/{0}/sprite.css" <="" blockquote="">
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What is this supposed to mean?
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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what's that namespace "dx" ? are you using some third party control like "devx" ?
Nikhil Singh
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This may be a dev express error
Sankarsan Parida
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Hi...I want to know what exactly is the application life cycle and what are its steps.thanks.
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Have you used google before?
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No it is a beta product.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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An Application lifecycle is, well... The Lifecycle of an application.
It typically starts with governance, then follows the development and afterwards the application goes into maintenance, where only support, bugfixes and maybe updates are delivered.
See Wikipedia for more details[^]
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Application life cycle includes various steps involved to have the system ready for use. For example, waterfall method is one famous software life cycle which includes
Requirement analysis
System Design
Implementation
Testing application
Deployment
Maintenance
There are similar life cycle steps for other systems/applications.
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which product application are you telling?
Sankarsan Parida
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I am supposed to become competent with UML.
Quick websearch shows me 10, 20, maybe 50 options.
SEO makes them all worthless.
Recommendations welcome.
Thank you.
modified 21-Oct-13 15:55pm.
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There is a good article on CodeProject.com, see OOP and UML[^]
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Hello,
I need Automatic detection of usb printer and it has to display the content of the file....
I want that code in jquery which i have to use in dotnetframework 4.5
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Wrong forum then.
And I would guess you should start with google.
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how to hide panel through javascript
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You might try posting in the appropriate forum, here[^], for starters, as this has nothing at all to do with application lifecycle. Of course I would wait until after you read the "How to ask a question" posting that has already been suggested to you.
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document.getElementById("panelId").visibility=false;
or try
document.getElementById("panelId").css("style","display:none");
Sankarsan Parida
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