HOW TO ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE PROJECTS ON DOT NET

To establish relationships between projects in a .NET solution, you can follow these steps:

• Open your solution in Visual Studio: Launch Visual Studio and open the solution that contains the projects you want to establish relationships between.

• Add project references: Right-click on the project that will depend on another project, and select “Add” and then “Reference”. In the “Reference Manager” dialog, choose the “Projects” tab and select the project(s) you want to reference. Click “OK” to add the project reference.

• Use the referenced project in code: Once you have added a project reference, you can use the types and members from the referenced project in your code. You can import namespaces and instantiate objects from the referenced project in the dependent project.

• Build the solution: Build the solution to ensure that the dependencies between projects are resolved correctly. You can do this by selecting “Build” from the Visual Studio menu or using the keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Shift + B).

By adding project references, you establish relationships between projects in a .NET solution. This allows you to leverage code and functionality from one project in another project, enabling modular development and code reuse. When you build the solution, Visual Studio will automatically handle the compilation order and resolve dependencies between projects.