Is possible to load dll files dinamycly?

[Jorge Mu?oz via .NET 247]

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Hi I'm a beginner software developer, and I have a question about dynamic link library files (DLLs) on VB.NET, My question is this :
If I have an app compiled and generated its .EXE version,
Is possible to load dll files dinamycly on VB.NET?
I mean if I can use the classes contained into dll files without indicate a reference to them staticly, I'd rather that in executed time the user can choose some dll files to be referenced and used from that moment by the program.
Waiting for an answer, I say goodbye.
Thank you for your patien.

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

If I have an app compiled and generated its .EXE version,
Is possible to load dll files dinamycly on VB.NET?
I mean if I can use the classes contained into dll files without
indicate a reference to them staticly, I'd rather that in executed time
the user can choose some dll files to be referenced and used from that
moment by the program.

For a simple plug/in/ mechanism, have a look at this sample:

<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/samples/codingtechnique/downloads/PlugIns.zip>

 

[François J. Miton]

It's definitely possible (see Assembly.Loadxxx)

HTH

(Type your message here)
Hi I'm a beginner software developer, and I have a question about dynamic

link library files (DLLs) on VB.NET, My question is this :

If I have an app compiled and generated its .EXE version,
Is possible to load dll files dinamycly on VB.NET?
I mean if I can use the classes contained into dll files without indicate

a reference to them staticly, I'd rather that in executed time the user can
choose some dll files to be referenced and used from that moment by the
program.