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I have 1 DLL in the .Net 3.5 framework and another in 2.0. The ListBoxItem class exists in 2.0 and I have linked the class in the 3.5 DLL in the same namespace.
When I try to compile I get an “exists in both” error. How can I compile this and maintain the same structure.
I don’t want reference the 2.0 DLL to 3.5 to eliminate this problem, I want keep these DLLs separate.
This doesn’t seem like a good idea no matter what, but change the namespaces and fully qualify your usages.
Otherwise, why don’t you just reference one dll?