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Problem: Assemblies cannot be replaced at VS designtime

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Bernd S - 06 Jul 2004 16:26 GMT
Hi,

is it possible to copy assemblies from the original place in the solution to
another place in the file system and then - at Visual Studio designtime, in
order to create an instance descriptor for a property for code serialization
in InitializeComponent - loading them from there (in order to reflect them);
and then compile the same solution?

Background: Sometimes I have some compiler errors that dll- or pdb-files
cannnot be replaced. May it be that this is because of prior loading those
assemblies at Visual Studio designtime (in spite of copying them to another
place)? If yes, is there an easy workaround?

Thanks,
Bernd
Bernd S - 08 Jul 2004 09:23 GMT
I found out that explicitly referencing implicitly used projects eliminates
the problem that assemblies are locked by another process.

> Hi,
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> Thanks,
> Bernd

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