Obviously, you did not use project references to reference your test module libraries, but directly specified the location of the assemblies. You can do that, but it is not recommended and you have to make sure to reference the DLL from the output directory of the projects, i.e do not refernce DLLs in "obj" folders (those are basically temporary folders created by MSBuild during compilation).
The
recommended way is to use
project references, then you do not need to care about the actual location of the generated DLLs. You just reference other projects within your solution. For more information see following link:
http://www.ranorex.com/blog/organizing- ... ExeProjectRegards,
Alex
Ranorex Team