There are many exe file without any dependency on an .rxtst file in my Ranorex Project at debug folder. So I want to know the executable compiled can run without any dependency on an .rxtst file in Ranorex version 8.3. And also want to know why have a exe file without any .rxtst file.
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running exe file
Re: running exe file
Hi,
Could you please post a screenshot of your debug folder and also screenshot of solution in Ranorex studio? My guess is, that your solution is created with multiple projects, where each project is compiles as exe (default state if not set differently). If you want to avoid exes in output dir, the solution is either not to use projects in solution or set each project to compile as class library, instead of console/windows app (see this post). Hope this helps?
Could you please post a screenshot of your debug folder and also screenshot of solution in Ranorex studio? My guess is, that your solution is created with multiple projects, where each project is compiles as exe (default state if not set differently). If you want to avoid exes in output dir, the solution is either not to use projects in solution or set each project to compile as class library, instead of console/windows app (see this post). Hope this helps?
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: running exe file
I can run only at the top of exe file. Another exe file can not run.
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Re: running exe file
OK, individual exes are built also in case you trying to run individual recording modules. You don't have to care about these. If you don't want them in the debug/release folder, simply delete whole debug/release folder before building entire solution. Or use menu Build >> Clean solution.
Pavel Kudrys
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