Visual studio DLL Issue

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Hi,

I have developed a class Library.In the class Library I have added a new Folder named Student.In the student folder I added three class(.cs) files.If I build the solution it does not throw any errors for me.It has build ed successfully.

When I am trying to make use of this class library in the website.It is Only recogninzing the First created class file in student folder.It is not recognizing the other three files.

Any Thoughts ?

Posted 2-May-13 8:57am

priya9826

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-May-13 15:35pm

Yes. You screwed it up; is it helpful? How can we know how did you referenced these assemblies, are they compatible by target .NET Framework with and instruction-set architecture or not, and other detail?
—SA

ZurdoDev 2-May-13 16:53pm

What is student folder? Is it a project? Are the classes public?

priya9826 6-May-13 13:48pm

I found whats the cause of this issue.When I am creating a new class under the student folder.The visual studio is not creating the namespace like namespace ProjectName.Student
{
public class ClassA
{

}
}
Instead of this ,The VS 2010 is creating like

Namespace ProjectName
{
public class ClassA
{
}
}

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