Two Assemblies in GAC
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is it possible to have two assemblies having same attributes. please let me know if there are any good documents for this.
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is it possible to have two assemblies having same attributes. please let me know if there are any good documents for this.
I'm not sure that I understand what you're trying to accomplish here, but... As far as I know, the only requirement for an assembly to live in the GAC is that it has a unique strong name. Google will yield plenty of results, if you search, but there are a couple of links to get you started:
Hope that helps. :) --Jesse
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I'm not sure that I understand what you're trying to accomplish here, but... As far as I know, the only requirement for an assembly to live in the GAC is that it has a unique strong name. Google will yield plenty of results, if you search, but there are a couple of links to get you started:
Hope that helps. :) --Jesse
Hey too good articles............. solved too many doubts I had............. Prabhu Ram Prasath's dothis guy have some more aricles on anything like this...... And as I am sending u the reply I have one more question...... How does reflection helps GAC and Also WebServices, Bcoz I have seen so many exmples where people use refletions to call web service methods. I dont what might be the exact reason. Regards,
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Hey too good articles............. solved too many doubts I had............. Prabhu Ram Prasath's dothis guy have some more aricles on anything like this...... And as I am sending u the reply I have one more question...... How does reflection helps GAC and Also WebServices, Bcoz I have seen so many exmples where people use refletions to call web service methods. I dont what might be the exact reason. Regards,
IamADotNetGuy wrote: Prabhu Ram Prasath's dothis guy have some more aricles on anything like this I honestly don't know. I found that article when I ran a quick google while answering your post. IamADotNetGuy wrote: How does reflection helps GAC and Also WebServices There have been tons of things written on reflection in .NET. If you're truly interested, I'd encourage you to search the articles here on CodeProject and google the topic. They'll do a better job of covering the topic then I can in a reply. In my experience the most common use for reflection is to enable late binding of an object. Again, if you're not familiar with late binding and would like more information, I'd encourage you to google it. Here[^] is an MSDN article to get you started. Hope that helps. :) --Jesse