Sounds like you need to reorganize your projects. This might involving
getting a project C, that both A and B could reference - but they wouldn't
need to reference each other.

"Eduardo Trombetta" <Eduardo (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I have project A and project B and project A has a reference to project B.
I cannot create a reference from B to A because this creates a circular
dependency. How can I let project B use objects from project A? In VB 6 you
could use CreateObject, but in .Net this is only good for COM components.

Activator.CreateInstance could be useful here ...

"Marina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Sounds like you need to reorganize your projects. This might involving
> getting a project C, that both A and B could reference - but they wouldn't
> need to reference each other.
>
> "Eduardo Trombetta" <Eduardo (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:3D281627-4B10-48C7-BBC1-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I have project A and project B and project A has a reference to project
B.
> I cannot create a reference from B to A because this creates a circular
> dependency. How can I let project B use objects from project A? In VB 6
you
> could use CreateObject, but in .Net this is only good for COM components.
>
>
>