VS 2008 Linking Classes From Other Project?
Feb 11, 2010
here is simple:
I have a windows project and a web project within the same solution. I want to share the classes from the Windows project with the Web project. I do that by adding them as a linked component.
The problem is that the classes calls forms, controls and other things that when in Web project makes error.
Is there a way to ignore that kind of error? I mean, I won't even use those functions on the project, they just work on the Windows one.
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