Binding to assembly

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I have a c# .NET application. V15 & V16
I have a DBAccess DLL assembly. V15 & V16

I want the .Net Application V15 will work with V15 DBAccess.dll
I want the .Net Application V16 will work with V16 DBAccess.dll

Is there a way to do it without SN key's ?

is SN key is the best way to handle it ?

I thought that I will simpy be able to write in web.config work with DBAcess V 15.0.0.* but I couldnt fined any example to that.

Tanks,
Avi
 
Hey Avi,

The strong name is a good solution not becouse of its uniqueness, but
becouse of the fact that it gives you additional "goodies" that come as a
part of the package deal :)
- ability to register it in the GAC,
- ability to check if the assembly hasn't being tampered with (by checking
the hash).
- and others

About the redirections - they are possible in both cases - with or without
strong name usage. You can find good examples about binding redirect at the
MSDN - check out
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...conconfiguringassemblybindingredirection.asp;
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../en-us/cpgenref/html/gngrfAssemblyBinding.asp
and
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...emblybindingredirectionsecuritypermission.asp

Cheers,
Branimir

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Branimir Giurov
MCSD.NET, MCDBA
www.sofiadev.org

Avi said:
I have a c# .NET application. V15 & V16
I have a DBAccess DLL assembly. V15 & V16

I want the .Net Application V15 will work with V15 DBAccess.dll
I want the .Net Application V16 will work with V16 DBAccess.dll

Is there a way to do it without SN key's ?

is SN key is the best way to handle it ?

I thought that I will simpy be able to write in web.config work with
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DBAcess V 15.0.0.* but I couldnt fined any example to that.
 
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