Add reference problem in asp.net

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hello,
i have a web application when i debug that application it gives the error the namespace bussinesslayer could not be found are you missing giving reference and when i give reference in bin folder it gives the below error
"A reference to 'businesslayer' could not be added, a reference to the project 'businesslayer' already exist in the website"
I am unable to find where it is already exists

please help
thanks

Posted 5-Nov-13 23:26pm

ankitsrist

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Nov-13 12:04pm

You should find it in one of your project files. Do a simple thing: perform the text search in all project files for the word "businesslayer"; you will find it.
—SA

ZurdoDev 6-Nov-13 13:44pm

Unfortunately, this is something that you'll have to look at on your own. Perhaps remove all references of it you can find and re-add the reference.

ankitsrist 8-Nov-13 4:07am

thanks i have deleted all my references and again add them, checked the assembly info in business layer classes and datalayer, i have given the reference of datalayer in business layer, everything is perfect but still the same problem :(

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