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Right-click in the project , Select “Project Build Order”. There you can specify the order in which your projects need to be built.
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It says that it is a receiver and it receives the message from the provider.
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You can suppress code violations in FxCop by providing using the attribute
System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage
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System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.
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If this attribute is given to your code then FxCop will not raise warnings. Generally it is used to give for
compiler generated code.
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Shelving is a way through which you save your code to TFS without checking in. If you want you can unshelve it whenever you want. Generally it is used for reviewing purpose
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