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Tryst
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Why does the .sln file of a website project get saved in 'Visual Studio 2005\Projects'2/18/2008 3:50:55 PM

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Hi all,

i have a bit of a problem. I am using SourceSafe within our dev team, and I want to create a website project which will also have another project, so essentially I will end up with a solution that contains two projects. My question is, why does VS insist on placing the .sln (Solution) file in the 'Visual Studio 2005\Projects' directory, which is not in the directory I created the project and is not even in my SourceSafe tree? If I was to check in the newly created project, and then some gets it from SourceSafe, then how is someone going to open the solution that I created which contains the two projects?

This really confuses me.

Hope you can help me on this.

Tryst
 
Curt_C
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Re: Why does the .sln file of a website project get saved in 'Visual Studio 2005\Projects'2/18/2008 4:36:32 PM

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you can create the solution where ever you want it.

I'd suggest starting with a new/blank solution and adding your projects, then check it into your source control.

Curt Christianson
Chief Architect, df-Software.com
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Tryst
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Re: Why does the .sln file of a website project get saved in 'Visual Studio 2005\Projects'2/18/2008 5:19:46 PM

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 But I dont get the option of where to save the .sln file. I only get the option of the folder in which to commence working on the website project.

Cheers
 
Suprotim Agarwa
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Re: Why does the .sln file of a website project get saved in 'Visual Studio 2005\Projects'2/18/2008 5:36:08 PM

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Hi,

To save the solution to a different location, select the solution in your solution explore > File > 'Save <your solution name> As' and specify the path of the solution.

 

HTH,
Suprotim Agarwal

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