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Posted 04/26/2006 4:04:44 PM
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Scenario: I've been developing and customizing my business objects in a development application and now I would like to "export" them to a BO library.

I've created projects both with embedded bo's and references to a bo library (so creation of the library is not the issue).

I am wondering if there is a "cleaner" or automated way to copy the bo's to a library from an existing project other than importing the "existing items" to the bo Library project from a "development" project.

I am think of something along the lines of multiple bo select in the solution explorer, left-click, "create new business object library project".

Wow does this ever sound like the lazy person's way out, but I figure there is now harm in asking.

Either way, no bigee; it is plenty easy to import them to the new library from the existing project.

Thanks for your time - J

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Posted 04/26/2006 4:15:24 PM


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Well, if the new BO Library is in the same solution, you can multiselect your business objects within the Solution Explorer and then drag them into the new project. However, if the library isn't in the same solution, then you'll need to go to the library, right-click in Solution Explorer and select Add -> Existing Item... In the browse dialog, you can then multiselect the files you want to bring in.


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