how use classes of other solutions in our solution

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hi. my new company gave me their framework.my solution's classes should inherit a specific some class of this framework. i dont know how introduce this big framework to my asp project.

Posted 3-Aug-13 20:45pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Aug-13 3:14am

"I don't know" is not informative. What's the problem? You don't know how to reference the assemblies?
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-03T21:22:00

It sounds like you are totally incapable to work in your new company in the role you've been hired for. If they introduced you to some framework, the should have given you the references and available documentation.

Please see my comment to the question.

If there the solution? Yes, sure. You should ask for help some senior members of the team. Most likely, you have a person who is formally assigned to supervise your work. Tell what exactly you can do and what not. At least they will know that you cannot do this work at this moment.

It may seem not beneficial to you, but that's actually not true. What's the alternative? If you hide the problems, the company will get bigger losses from your incompetence. After all, we all learn all the time. If you honestly admit and describe the problems you help, it will be better than if you try to conceal them. Perhaps people would be able to appreciate that and give you some easier task, or, more likely, find it possible to assist. It will be at least one small plus to your reputation. If you conceal the problem, or, worse, do some bad job, you may render all people your enemies. Avoid it.

In the meanwhile, try to fix the situation. Get to Microsoft documentation and read all about some .NET and CLR fundamentals. First of all, assemblies and their use. How to create an assembly and how to reference it, how to use referenced assembly. Also learn the role of projects and solution. Basically, you should add the framework projects and your new project in a single solution, reference framework projects as "Project" in "Add Reference" window. You can also reference by executable file name, but this is usually an inferior approach.

This is a really simple thing, but you also need to know more basic programming topics.

—SA