I added a windows store Blank App,named app, and a windows RTComponent, named backgroundtask, to my project solution. So, I had to add to add references to backgroundtask in app.
But I also needed to use the data input in the app in Backgroundtask. So, I created a class in app and tried to add references to app in Backgroundtask.
It displayed an error stating circular dependency. How can I use the data fed to app through Backgroundtask and add references to Backgroundtask through app all at the same time?
I'm not sure why Backgroundtask needs to reference app, unless
app project, so Backgroundtask can't access itInstead, pass the values from app as parameters to whatever method you're calling in Backgroundtask or, if there are a lot of values to pass, create a third project which contains the classes that need to be shared between both projects.
Create a project called Shared and reference it from both of the other projects.
Add a new class called AppData (or name it something more specific that seems appropriate).
Instantiate the class in app, populate it with the data you need, and pass it to a method in Backgroundtask that accepts a parameter of that class type.
Either one of those options should eliminate the need for a circular dependency.
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