I have have been building an application that currently is standalone and it has the UI as an exe and then in another seperate project an apphelper and the Model. We'll call this APP1 and Model1. The apphelper and model are reference in APP1. Nothing crazy.
Now I have another project that is compiled as a DLL and is used in a completly different application and it has it's own Apphelper and a model that has a different name as APP1. We'll call this APP2 and Model2.
Both of these applications use their own customkeyresolver so they don't really need the ideablade.ibconfig file.
In the APP2 is a form that I would like to share with APP1. I tried just the basic add a reference to the APP2.dll but I haven't tried to reference the form in the dll and see if it opens properly.
One issue that I see right now is that there are two apphelper.dll dependent references in my setup project. One for APP1 and one for APP2. Setup is warning me that two files exist and one will obviously lose when installing because it will be overwritten by the second.
Is only having a single apphelper.dll this is for a completley different model project a problem? So there will be an appheler in the application directory but it's not the "proper" one that the APP2 might be expecting. Because I'm using a customkeyresolver do I really need the apphelper.dll at all? Will it complain about licensing or something?
Thanks