Missing referenced assemblies in compiled dll ...

R

Richard

Hi,

I have a project that references a couple of other dll:s. After I compile
the project I use IL DASM to have a look on the Manifest of the compiled
dll. The thing is that not all referenced dll:s are in there (I'm missing 3
of 7)!

My problem is that I need to find all referenced assemblies by reflection
(using GetReferencedAssemblies) ...

Is there a explination to this? I could really need some help and ideas with
this ...

Richard
 
M

Mattias Sjögren

I have a project that references a couple of other dll:s. After I compile
the project I use IL DASM to have a look on the Manifest of the compiled
dll. The thing is that not all referenced dll:s are in there (I'm missing 3
of 7)!

Some compilers (the C# one for example) don't write unused references
to the compiled assembly.

My problem is that I need to find all referenced assemblies by reflection
(using GetReferencedAssemblies) ...

Why?


Mattias
 
R

Richard

I'm working on a BizTalk project and trying to build something that will
generate deploy scripts for us. The thing is that when we create "maps"
(basicly xslt documents) the used assembly are references inline ...

Is there a simular problem if I have a reference that I only use from inline
code in a ASP.NET page? If there is a soultion for that that might work in
my situtaion.

Richard
 

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