jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Wed Nov 18 07:06:44 CST 2009
I am hazy on how things are organized in .Net once you start building pieces of code. What is a project, what is a solution and how are they tied together. My role for the "DBFH" client involves lots of different tasks, for which there will be many different pieces. I would hope to tie the pieces together in one big application. For example I just wrote the little applet to cleanup CSV files, which will have to be used again. I do exports to Accuzip, imports from Accuzip, these two are closely related obviously. I build orders. I have to export data from tables for processing by external processing houses, which involves a very similar export / zip / FTP process. So as I build these processes in C#, how are they physically organized on the disk, and how are they tied back together into one program. From what I am reading, a Solution is the big picture, a Project is a small part of the Solution. But when I open VS2008 there is no "create a solution" or at least I don't see one. So how does one create a solution, and then look at just one project at a time inside of that solution? -- John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com