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It's always been possible to add references for your project in Visual Studio. These show up under the special "References" folder in the solution explorer. You can also add service references, which also get put under their own special folder. I'd like to create my own reference type, complete with special folder, that other projects can use. What is this called, and where is some good documentation on how to do this?
You mean you want to create a library of classes / a .dll?
http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/3861
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I'm trying to understand how to use MEF.
Could someone point me to or provide an example of loading multiple .dlls from a directory.
Each of those dlls will have the same void method. void start().
There are no values that need to be returned.
Also I would need to make sure the .dlls are ment to be in the folder and not try to load/run if they don't belong.
Thanks
You can read this tutorial , it's very simple
link : http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/432069/Simple-MEF-Application-for-Beginners
For inderstand interest of MEF, i suggest you to read article about PRISM WPF Development With MEF
I published article about subject, link : http://aghilasyakoub.wordpress.com/category/mef-managed-extensibility-framework/
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I wish to design my own control in C# for visual studio.I have followed the link Create Custom Control and would like to see some more which involves making control from scratch
A simple search on StackOverflow and Google are a great place to start.
If you are wanting to create a control that handles its own rendering, you may want to look into using the objects in the System.Drawing namespace (namely System.Drawing.Graphics).
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any one plz tell me how to differentiate the c# and silverlight interms of utility classes,ui controls(ui rendering) and package deployment?
i need to know all these details anyone plz help me out.
The Silverlight classes offered out-of-the-box are listed on MSDN - as are the various C# class libraries.
Assuming that your question comes from wanting to know which C# classes are not available in Silverlight (quite a few as I remember)
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How can I create either .msi file or setup file from the application I have created in VC# 2010. Please help me.
In the same solution as your executable package, create a "Setup" project
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/19x10e5c.aspx
Create a Setup project in Visual Studio 2010-Creating a Setup Project and adding File Types.mp4 - YouTube .
Deployment Tasks and Walkthroughs in msdn is very useful.
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please provide the csharp area in sharepoint. what are the part csharp source is used. how can be document loaded in the sharepoint. whether it can be done through by c sharp.
Almost everything on SP is built into assemblies, so you can't see the C# source. You can use a tool like Reflector to disassemble these assemblies (but they could be obfuscated).
If you want to upload documents through C# have a look at the WebServices. Here's a pretty good tutorial.