I have 4 projects named Project1 (schema only project), Project2
(router), Project3 (doc1), and Project4 (doc2).  In Projects 2-4, I
reference the schema only project.  In Project2, this also references
Projects 3-4 because the orchestrations in these projects are started
by Project2.  When I perform a compile, I get a warning about symbols
already existing.

I did not think anything of this; however, I am finding that if
Project3 or Project4 are referenced but not both, I don't get the
errors nor do I get an error in HAT when the Project 3 or 4 are
started.  If both are referenced, the first one referenced works okay;
however the second one referenced fails with an exception.

Any ideas?  Is my project layout incorrect?

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If you can find a way to remove the Project1 dependency from Project2
then that should solve your problem.

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So even though Project 3 and Project 4 will have Project1 as a
reference, this won't be an issue since Project2 references Project 3
and 4?

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Yes that is correct.

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I did this and still same warning messages.

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The root of my problem is in the second referenced project of the main
project, it goes into a suspended (resumable) state.  When I check the
event log I see the following

Failed while creating a Project4.OrchProcess service.


Exception type: ServiceCreationException
Source:
Target Site:
Help Link:
Additional error information:

Object type cannot be converted to target type.

Exception type: ArgumentException
Source: mscorlib
Target Site: Void InternalSetValue(System.Object, System.Object,
System.Reflection.BindingFlags, System.Reflection.Binder,
System.Globalization.CultureInfo, Boolean, Boolean)
Help Link:
Additional error information:

If I can get passed this, it would save me days of recoding what I have
already broken up into multiple projects and deployed.

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