how can u know if assembly is loaded on memory?

[fairycat]

http://groups-beta.google.com/group...a2d34a1297?q=fairycat&rnum=2#eb0434a2d34a1297

I already asked same sort of question but never got reply. Maybe my
question was out of common sense so I wanna ask another way. I
referenced several other library projects so apparantly my program
loads those .dll assemblys, right? I used process manager to check what
kinds of dll is loaded on memory. But I couldn't see any assembly. Does
this mean assembly is not loaded?? or we just can't watch it on memory
with process manager?? if it's the case, how can we check if assembly
is loaded or not?? I'm so confused.

Please any comments, clues will be very much appreciated. Thanks!!

 

[Arun]

Hi,

Process Manager only lists all the processes that are currently
running.
Obviously, With Process Manager you cannot check whether your
assemblies
are loaded or not.

Follow this to check manually,
On the Pocket PC, tap Start, tap Programs; tap File Explorer; Go to My
Device--> Windows
Scroll down to last and then tap and hold to select View All Files.
You will find all the Dlls that you have referenced in your
application.

Without View All Files option checked you cannot see the Dlls there.

Through programmatically also you can check the file availability.

Please specify your exact requirement, why you want to check this.

Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Arun.
www.innasite.com

 

[Arun]

If you are trying to load the dlls to GAC, then try this article,

http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/...ll=/library/en-us/dncfhowto/html/HOWTOGAC.asp

Cheers,
Arun.
www.innasite.com

 

[fairycat]

Well... it was not process manager. it was process viewer. I said
wrong name. I'm sorry about it. I can see dlls that my program
reference. But I still cannot see my dotnet dlls. This is what I mean.
How can I know that my dotnet dll is loaded on memory??