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I have a solution which includes several projects. How can I launch each project from Visual Studio separately?
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Right-click on your Solution within the Solution Explorer Select the Set Startup Projects option. Select the Projects that you want to run under the Multiple Startup Projects area or select a single project from the Single Startup Project sections. Click Apply to apply your changes.
Open Visual Studio. On the start window, select Open a project or solution. Visual Studio opens an instance of File Explorer, where you can browse to your solution or project, and then select it to open it. If you've opened the project or solution recently, select it from the Open recent section to quickly open it again.
After Visual Studio Installer launches, select the .NET desktop development workload and then the Modify button. From the right-click or context menu of Solution 'QuickSolution' in Solution Explorer, select Add > New Project. A dialog box opens that says Add a new project.
If you open Visual Studio, the startup project should be the application: It's a little change, but it's so convenient when you clone a repository and open the solution in Visual Studio for the first time. This post is part of the series 'Visual Studio Tips and Tricks'.
A solution is a container to organize one or more related code projects, like a class library project and a corresponding test project. As an educational exercise to understand the concept of a project, you'll construct a solution and project from scratch. Ordinarily, you'd use Visual Studio project templates to create new projects.
You can configure a solution to have multiple startup projects - Right click the solution in Solution Explorer, choose "Set StartUp projects", choose "Multiple Startup Projects", and choose the ones you wish to have start. They'll all be started when you hit F5.
Or, you can right click any project in Solution Explorer, and choose "Debug"->"Start New Instance" or "Debug"->"Step Into New Instance" - you can do this to any projects you want to, at any time. (So, if you want to have some projects start when you start debugging, and start others at a later point, this is the way to go)
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Right click your solution and choose "set startup projects"
next, you can choose which projects you want to start simultaniously
or you could right click a project and set that one to startup, each time you "F5", that one will start. You can verify which one is set as startup by looking at the one in bold.
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You can also select the option Set StartUp Projects...>Current Selection. To run the project you have in editor window.
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You could select a default startup project for the solution in the menu if you right click on it. This could also be done if you right click on the solution and go to the properties window where you could select a single or multiple startup projects.
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