Re: Problem with multiple Assemblies

Christian Fröbel <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.dotnet.nunit.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Charlie,

> [...]
> Save your project in some directory, which is a common ancestor
> to both assemblies directories. If that's not possible or desirable,
> you may be able to run the assemblies using a separate AppDomains.
> This may require manually editing the nunit file, if you get errors
> from NUnit when trying to add an assembly.
>
>   

that was the problem. I now saved the project in a common ancestor 
directory, and then it worked. -- But why is that? And why does 
nunit-console not have this strange restriction?

Thanks,
  Christian

> [...]

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