Accessibility levels between projects

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ASP Yaboh - 07 Sep 2004 18:27 GMT

I have a solution with four distinct projects. I have found that methods in a
class in one project are not accessible to another project's classes unless
they are set as "public". This definitely does not seem right. What do I need
to do to make accessibility more restricted?

I am new to VS.Net and using 2003.

Thank you

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Jose Marcenaro - 07 Sep 2004 18:43 GMT

Inside each project, you can label a class or method as "internal" to
restrict access to the current project only.
The "solution" is only a bunch of projects viewed together on the IDE, and
does not constitute a "super project" for which you can define "solution
level" classes or members.

Regards
Jose Marcenaro

> I have a solution with four distinct projects. I have found that methods in a
> class in one project are not accessible to another project's classes unless
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> Thank you

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