Vs2010 Circular dependency issue?

Make sure you clean and rebuild both projects (You might also try closing and re-opening the project or solution, or even restart VS to make it reload the projects properly) If you can't figure it out from VS, you might try using a decompiler to see what the actual DLL realy is referencing. (See for instance Just Decompile by Telerik, available from the bottom of this page: telerik.com/download.aspx ) Open the DLL-files, and you should be able to see what each of them references.

Make sure you clean and rebuild both projects (You might also try closing and re-opening the project or solution, or even restart VS to make it reload the projects properly). If you can't figure it out from VS, you might try using a decompiler to see what the actual DLL realy is referencing. (See for instance Just Decompile by Telerik, available from the bottom of this page: telerik.com/download.aspx ) Open the DLL-files, and you should be able to see what each of them references.

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