I have a deployment project deployment.vdproj to which I have added the project output of project.csproj. I want to build deployment.vdproj through the command line

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Posted 10-Apr-12 19:53pm

ramnath_k

Updated 16-Apr-12 22:55pm

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jim lahey · Answer 1 · 2012-04-17T00:37:00

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You need to call the Visual Studio .exe (devenv.exe) from the command line to do this, e.g:

devenv.exe MySetup_Project.vdproj /build Release

Further reading:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xee0c8y7.aspx[^]

Posted 17-Apr-12 0:37am

jim lahey

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ramnath_k 17-Apr-12 7:08am

hi jim thanks for your reply,
i have a problem,code is not working since I have added the project output of project.sln

jim lahey 17-Apr-12 9:02am

"code is not working" - care to elaborate? I don't think you can add the project output of a solution: the clue is in the name, "project output" so it can't be a .sln file..