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I do have 2 projects, one written in Web API and other in MVC , it just uploading the data to azure blob storage , both my projects are in in running state but when it comes to integrating both in one particular solution in VS , I am facing issues in it. Please help, I am an entry level developer in this industry.


What I have tried:

I have already gone true n number of articles about this,but could not make it out , please guys help.
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Updated 31-May-20 6:55am
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Richard MacCutchan 31-May-20 4:11am    
"please guys help."
With what? You have not explained what your problem is.

Caveat - Your question sucks because you didn't tell us what your actual problem is. Because of that, my proposed solution is can be rightly called a "wild-assed-guess". Proceed as you see fit.

I suspect that you're finding that, while you can indeed put both projects into a single solution, you find that you can run one, or the other under the debugger, but not both.

Try one of these (no guarantees that either will work, or will even be available for web apps):

0) Go to Solution properties → Common Properties → Startup Project and select Multiple startup projects.

1) Right click a project and choose menu Debug → Start New Instance.

If you have problems with those approaches, go into each project and make sure they're using different ports. Again, no guarantees, but it's the first thing I'd look at.
 
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While trying to be sympathetic to your frustration of not being able to achieve your goal, the information you've provided makes it almost impossible for anyone to help.

A good place to start would be a definition of the problem, you're having.
Is it an error, is it unexpected behavior, etc.

Try to provide as much context to the error or issue as possible without exposing any personally identifiable information, passwords, configuration, etc.

Show the block of code that's throwing the error, or the class or method that is behaving in an unexpected fashion.

If you can do that, my guess is you'll be able to find some assistance here in the forums.
 
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