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How to Add a Satlite Assembly in Runtime

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    Hi, Can anybody tell me how to add support for a new languages without ever recompiling the neutral assembly that contains all the application code.After deploying the application I created a satlite assembly for a new language and uploaded to the bin directory of the application.But if I change the application culture it is not reading the values form the new satlite assembly. Thanks in Advance Prajin

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      Hi, Can anybody tell me how to add support for a new languages without ever recompiling the neutral assembly that contains all the application code.After deploying the application I created a satlite assembly for a new language and uploaded to the bin directory of the application.But if I change the application culture it is not reading the values form the new satlite assembly. Thanks in Advance Prajin

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      Have you placed your DLL in the bin folder, or the appropriate culture folder? For instance, suppose that you have a French resource that you want to use, this would go in the bin\Fr folder. Obviously, if you wanted to be more specific you would use a more targetted folder, e.g. using the France French location would result in the Dll going in bin\Fr-Fr.

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        Have you placed your DLL in the bin folder, or the appropriate culture folder? For instance, suppose that you have a French resource that you want to use, this would go in the bin\Fr folder. Obviously, if you wanted to be more specific you would use a more targetted folder, e.g. using the France French location would result in the Dll going in bin\Fr-Fr.

        Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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        Hi Pete O'Hanlon, Thanks for your reply,I placed it in FR-fr folder inside bin.I kept the same directory structure and dll name as it is created automatically by the framework. Thanks, Prajin

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