Deploy All Dependent Files

From: "Derek Hart" <derekmhart@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2008 18:48:43 -0700

I have a Visual Studio.Net solution that has several projects, one of which
is a web service project. I has a reference set to a DLL which is in the
same solution, but is a separate project. When I go to publish the web
service, there does not seem to be an option that would automatically
determine what references there are in the DLL, so dependencies for that DLL
do not publish for the web service project. Do I have to do an InstallShield
build or similar to make this happen?

Derek

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