assemblies

问题 I was curious how the following line works for configuring log4net in an assembly: [assembly: log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator(Watch=true)] I'm guessing this gets called sometime before the runtime invokes "main()" but when does this occur, and what are the implications? Are there other frameworks/libraries that use this assembly attribute for loading an initial context like this? Are there any advantages/disadvantages for doing something like this, as opposed to calling a "Configure" method in

问题 I have two assemblies. One assembly is referring to the another one. I checked the manifest of first assembly and found it is referencing to the second one with some specific token key. But I checked the token of second assembly and found that it has a different public token. So somehow I missed the correct second assembly. So I want to know is there a way I can change the second assembly's public token to the one which first assembly needs. Also I have another second assembly also which has

问题 I have two assemblies. One assembly is referring to the another one. I checked the manifest of first assembly and found it is referencing to the second one with some specific token key. But I checked the token of second assembly and found that it has a different public token. So somehow I missed the correct second assembly. So I want to know is there a way I can change the second assembly's public token to the one which first assembly needs. Also I have another second assembly also which has

问题 I am building a class library. This library will be deployed to the GAC. In my library, I have references to some external dependencies. The dependencies cannot be deployed to the GAC. When I deploy my library, and use it, it complains that it can't load the dependencies. How do I deploy the third-party DLLs so my assembly can reference them? 回答1: To add an assembly to the GAC, you don't need to have all the references of that assembly into the GAC as well. So as long as the application that

问题 How can I change the assembly version in the file AssemblyInfo.cs for multiple projects. We have around 75 project in our solution and we need to change the version almost every week. What is the fastest way to do this. 回答1: I usually create a file called AssemblyVersionInfo.cs that is included as a link in all projects. I make this file contain the version attributes, and remove the same attributes from the regular AssemblyInfo.cs files. Then you can update version numbers in one file only,

问题 The question says it all. 回答1: An assembly in the GAC does not know about the private locations of your private assemblies. It is only aware about the GAC itself. So it can refer to the assemblies that are available in the GAC only 回答2: No - the GAC is the place where you place assemblies that you specifically want to be available globally. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2624335/if-an-assembly-is-in-the-gac-do-all-assemblies-that-it-calls-have-to-be-in-the

问题 I have a assembly made in another project (projA). Now I want to import this dll in another project (projB). How can I achieve this? This is what I've tried (in projB). 1 Put dll in same dir as my project. (the bin dir) 2 In web.config: <assemblies> <add assembly="projA, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35"/> </assemblies> This is the error I get: Could not load file or assembly 'projA, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of

问题 I have a assembly made in another project (projA). Now I want to import this dll in another project (projB). How can I achieve this? This is what I've tried (in projB). 1 Put dll in same dir as my project. (the bin dir) 2 In web.config: <assemblies> <add assembly="projA, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35"/> </assemblies> This is the error I get: Could not load file or assembly 'projA, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of

问题 I want to update a class library (a single DLL file) in a production web application. This web app is pre-compiled (published). I read an answer on StackOverflow (sorry, can't seem to find it anymore because the Search function does not work very well), that led me to believe that I could just paste the new DLL in the bin folder and it would be picked up without problems (this would cause the WP to recycle, which is fine with me because we do not use InProc session state). However, when I

问题 When I try to add a missing assembly to my project (for unit testing specifically) I noticed that the Assemblies tab is missing in the "Add Reference" dialog , see: Is this a bug or a expected behavior? If it's expected how we are supposed to add the missing assemblies. Note that I already tried through Nuget package manager and still didn't work. 回答1: It is correct behaviour. The Assemblies tab is not available for Net Core projects. You wont be able to add assemblies from your system,