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- sastoweSuper ContributorWhat I do is this, from an organizational standpoint. I keep all my projects in a single suite. There is one project that I call zFramework or some such generic name. Within the suite, I also have projects that are consumers of the framework files. So the folder structure on Windows lookes like
- SuiteFolder
- Project1
- Project2
-zFramework
In the zFramework project, I store all of the things that are resuable across projects including scripts and name mapping. (I think that may be all actually because IIRC events cannot be shared.)
When adding these items to the other projects, I add existing and point to the folder of the zFramework project.
- irina_lukinaSuper Contributor
Hi Null,
I recommend that you use the approach described in the Sharing Project Items and Their Child Elements Among Several Projects help topic. Does it help?
- dpeterson157ContributorThe article mention does not help. It doesn't mention anything about the NameMapping objects.
- jusbatOccasional ContributorDelete any NameMapping element you already have in the project, right-click the project and choose Add>Existing Item, then navigate to where your namemapping file is saved and select it. It should add NameMapping to your project with a blue arrow to indicate it is shared.
- ebodienContributorWhats worked for me is merging the name mapping files. Add NameMapping to the project then right click on the NameMapping file and select Merge with... then navigate to the NameMapping.tcNM file in the other project. The files are no longer linked doing it this way, but can be re-merged later to bring everyone up to speed and this way I can deploy a single project to a test machine instead of all the project suites.
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