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Hello I have a plug in that I wrote. It is located under : C:\Program Files\Plugs\t01\OutlookAddIn1.dll The following code (1) returns the following result (2) (1) using System.Reflection Assembly assr = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); (2) ...\Assembly\blah blah How do I retrieve the path as specified in [A] using C#? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ChristiaanS
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Hello I have a plug in that I wrote. It is located under : C:\Program Files\Plugs\t01\OutlookAddIn1.dll The following code (1) returns the following result (2) (1) using System.Reflection Assembly assr = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); (2) ...\Assembly\blah blah How do I retrieve the path as specified in [A] using C#? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ChristiaanS
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((lambda (x) `((lambda (x) ,x) ',x)) '`((lambda (x) ,x) ',x))I have already tried that. It is the same as I mentioned since you are returning an assembly. Maybe I am not implementing it right? Thanks for the help so far.
ChristiaanS
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Hello I have a plug in that I wrote. It is located under : C:\Program Files\Plugs\t01\OutlookAddIn1.dll The following code (1) returns the following result (2) (1) using System.Reflection Assembly assr = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); (2) ...\Assembly\blah blah How do I retrieve the path as specified in [A] using C#? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ChristiaanS
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Hi Luc I have a path from which I deploy my plug in: 1) c:\Doc and Settings\blah\My Projects\blah\ 2) Then I have the path inProgram Files to where the plug in "resides" 3) Then finally I have the UNC - Location(Located c:\Doc and Settings\ How do I find out where the second location (2) is programmatically?
ChristiaanS
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Hi Luc I have a path from which I deploy my plug in: 1) c:\Doc and Settings\blah\My Projects\blah\ 2) Then I have the path inProgram Files to where the plug in "resides" 3) Then finally I have the UNC - Location(Located c:\Doc and Settings\ How do I find out where the second location (2) is programmatically?
ChristiaanS
In order to use something that is external to your app you need some convention. These are the most common ones: 1. a strict convention: you decide once and for all where things will reside, make sure they get there, and your app goes and looks there. Such convention might (and often should) be based on the special folders supported by Environment.GetFolderPath And the convention might include an indirection, as in: a specific registry entry will tell you the exact path to be used. 2. a listed convention: you provide a mechanism for specifying and searching one or more candidate locations. The Windows PATH environment variable is a typical example. If you don't apply any convention all that is left is a full search. Why not install plug-ins in a subfolder of the app's folder, hence for app MyApp, installed in C:\Program Files\MyApp, put the plug-ins in C:\Program Files\MyApp\plugins; so your app should simply scan the relative path "plugins" to find them all. :)
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Hello I have a plug in that I wrote. It is located under : C:\Program Files\Plugs\t01\OutlookAddIn1.dll The following code (1) returns the following result (2) (1) using System.Reflection Assembly assr = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); (2) ...\Assembly\blah blah How do I retrieve the path as specified in [A] using C#? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ChristiaanS
try Application.StartupPath you will get ...\debug\bin i usually place the resources i dont want embeded in that directory, and using application.startup i can run them in any computer (resources embeded are read only so when i want to add resources that will be edited a place there) i hope that is what you want :(
nelsonpaixao@yahoo.com.br trying to help & get help
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try Application.StartupPath you will get ...\debug\bin i usually place the resources i dont want embeded in that directory, and using application.startup i can run them in any computer (resources embeded are read only so when i want to add resources that will be edited a place there) i hope that is what you want :(
nelsonpaixao@yahoo.com.br trying to help & get help
Hi nelsonpaixao This returns the location of the executing program. Since this is a plug - in that runs on ms outlook; the path of outlook.exe is not what I am searching for. Close, but not quite what I am looking for. :(
ChristiaanS
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Hi nelsonpaixao This returns the location of the executing program. Since this is a plug - in that runs on ms outlook; the path of outlook.exe is not what I am searching for. Close, but not quite what I am looking for. :(
ChristiaanS