>Bob,
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>>When trying to reference the new class in the Factory file, the class is not found. I tried adding a 'using' clause, but still it cannot be found. I opened my aAppTest file to test and was able to reference this new class there, so the class is out there, but I am not sure why it cannot be referenced in the factory.cs file. Here is the code from the aBusinessObject.cs file:
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>This should work just fine...that said, there's nothing magic about placing the class definition in ABusinessObject. Try adding a new class file to your project containing that class definition instead, and see if you can get it to compile.
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>Best Regards,

I did just what you said earlier and that did not work, either. On a related subject, I am having trouble with calling a method (from a business object class) in a web form. Intellisense is calling for 3 parameters when there are 4 parameters in the method. I recently changed this method from 3 to 4 parameters.

I've tried re-building the business project by itself with no luck. It appears as if some changes made in the business project is not making itself available in the web project.

Any further points here will be appreciated.

Thanks.