Hello Michael,

#1 sounds like maybe you don't really have a Business namespace under Acme.OrderSystem? When you type Acme.OrderSystem and type a ".", does Business come up in the list? From the error you describe, it sounds like it won't. What object are you trying to get a reference to in the method where you have the using statement? You might want to re-check that object and be sure you didn't change its namespace. I catch myself doing that from time to time...


Bonnie's right on target with #2. There is no such method at mmDataAccessBase. There is, however a CreateDataAccessObject at mmBusinessObject. Is that what you were looking for?

---J


>I need some hints in tracking down the following errors.
>In Jumpstart Windows Forms App Step 2 while building the Solution I get the following errors:
>
>1. the statement:
>using Acme.OrderSystem.Business; in SecuritySetupForm.cs
>
>causes
>
>C:\MM.net\Windows Projects\Order System CSharp\SecuritySetupForm.cs(8): The type or namespace name 'Business' does not exist in the class or namespace 'Acme.OrderSystem' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
>
>
>2. This statement in OrderDetailDataAccessSql.cs
>
>protected override mmDataAccessBase CreateDataAccessObject(string dataAccessClassName)
>
>causes this warning in the build
>
>C:\MM.net\Business Objects\Order System Business Objects CSharp\Order System Business Objects CSharp\OrderDetailDataAccessSql.cs(95): 'Acme.OrderSystem.Business.OrderDetailDataAccessSql.CreateDataAccessObject(string)': no suitable method found to override