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Including a custom assembly with GAT

Hello,

I am new to the Guidance Automation Toolkit and I've managed to create a solution structure containing several projects. All these projects reference a custom assembly located in a sub-folder of the solution's root : SolutionRoot\Lib\MyAssembly.dll

In the solution's .vstemplate file I was able to declare the "Lib" folder and it is successfully created. Now my question is how to place a custom assembly in this folder?

My final structure should look like this:

SolutionRoot\Lib\MyAssembly.dll
SolutionRoot\src\Project1
SolutionRoot\src\Project2

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
dimitrod  Monday, June 04, 2007 8:09 AM

Hi,

You should create your own action, which will unfold those assembly in the solution folder.

In the Software Factories Toolkit you will find a AddSolutionItemAction action, where you can define the filename that you want to add and also you can specify if you want make a copy or justa reference to that file.

You can download SFT from here.

hope it helps.

Jose Escrich  Tuesday, June 05, 2007 2:12 PM

Hi,

You should create your own action, which will unfold those assembly in the solution folder.

In the Software Factories Toolkit you will find a AddSolutionItemAction action, where you can define the filename that you want to add and also you can specify if you want make a copy or justa reference to that file.

You can download SFT from here.

hope it helps.

Jose Escrich  Tuesday, June 05, 2007 2:12 PM

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