Not claimed. It may not be available due to its level of protection.

Question

I have 2 WinForm applications.

The completed, working WinFormApp1 has a link to CompanyName.BusinessObjects.dll.

There is a link to BusinessObjects.dll in the new WinForm application with nothinhg. when I type “Import CompanyName.BusinessObjects”, intellisense recognizes it and shows the available methods when I refer to the contained objects.

But,. when I compile it, I get the error message "not declared, it may not be available due to its level of protection." and it looks like it no longer recognizes the BusinessObjects project.

I swear this is a mistake. This happened earlier, and I think I was able to clear it by clicking VS2010, clearing and recompiling everything.

Now nothing helps.

I despaired and checked, because I think this is a mistake, and I do not know how to resolve it.

Here people talk about the same problem and resolution as before, but that does not work for me anymore.

Answer 1

Answer. Look at the output window for tips.

BusinessObjects.dll" could not be resolved because it has a dependency on "System.Web, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral 

My client application was compiled against the CLIENT framework, and not with a fully functional one. The solution is to compile completely or preferably remove the Web dependency on BO, which is a pain after the fact.

Answer 2

This happened to me, and I found out that everything that my .designer file .designer was a Namespace included at the top. There were problems with the projection when uninstalling this fix.

Answer 3

Is there anything in BusinessObjects declared as internal?

I think this may be a problem with namespaces. Make sure everything is in the same namespace, then try again.

Answer 4

You tried to run the IDE, I think this is Visual Studio as an administrator?