on client browser, where does silverlight save my application dlls - by that I mean WHICH Directory on the client side does it store them in?
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I was told my application dll's are loaded and run in the client side for silverlight and WPF. Can someone please help me find what directory or where is this dlls stored (on the clinet side, i.e. browser side) temp or other otherwise. thanks ;P :cool:
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I was told my application dll's are loaded and run in the client side for silverlight and WPF. Can someone please help me find what directory or where is this dlls stored (on the clinet side, i.e. browser side) temp or other otherwise. thanks ;P :cool:
AFAIK they aren't stored anywhere. The browser may cache the XAP file that contains the app's assemblies. Silverlight 3 has an assembly caching option for framework assemblies so they don't have to be wrapped in the XAP - where tose assemblies get cached at I don't know. Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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AFAIK they aren't stored anywhere. The browser may cache the XAP file that contains the app's assemblies. Silverlight 3 has an assembly caching option for framework assemblies so they don't have to be wrapped in the XAP - where tose assemblies get cached at I don't know. Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
As far as I understand xaps (SL2/3) and dlls (SL3) are cached in the host operating system's default browser cache (so in case of IE it means 'temporary internet files'). Any more information on this will be appreciated.
modified on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 9:22 AM
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I was told my application dll's are loaded and run in the client side for silverlight and WPF. Can someone please help me find what directory or where is this dlls stored (on the clinet side, i.e. browser side) temp or other otherwise. thanks ;P :cool:
Other already answered the answer for Silvelright so I will answer for WPF. If you are using the ClickOnce technology with WPF then those assemblies will be stored in %userprofile%\Local Settings\Apps\2.0
Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net) Microsoft MVP (Silverlight), WPF/Silverlight Insiders