Dear all,
I have one assembly (a.dll) that process data (text files) in separate resource assemblies (r1.dll, r2.dll, r3.dll, etc...). Each resource assembly is processed, separately, by the "a.dll".
Therefore, I generate an executable assembly (for example: ar1.exe) where the EmbeddedResource is one resource assembly (for example: r1.dll) and the ReferencedAssembly is "a.dll". Another executable assembly (for example: ar2.exe) where the EmbeddedResource is another resource assembly (for example: r2.dll) and the ReferencedAssembly is the same "a.dll".
The problem is specifying the MainClass to point to a class in the ReferencedAssembly. What is the syntax of specifying the MainClass that is in a ReferencedAssembly ?
Thank you
I can simplify the previous design by eliminating one step. Instead of having "a.dll" and "r1.dll" and then generate "ar1.exe" out of the two, I can generate "r1.exe" instead of "r1.dll" so that it contains
the resources and reference "a.dll".
However, I still need to reference the MainClass that is contained in "a.dll" when generating "r1.exe".
Your help is much appreciated... thank you