shared assemblies

T

Tony Johansson

Hello!

In directory c:\window\assembly(GAC) can you find a lot of global assembly
names which is called
shared assemblies.

If I for example use ILDASM on a file called Accessibility which is a dll
that exist in the c:\window\assembly(GAC) nothing happen why?

You can use ILDASM on any private assembly but it seems to be impossible on
any shared assembly

//Tony
 
N

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

Tony,

What do you mean nothing happens? If you go and look in the GAC (you
are looking at a virtual view through a shell extension actually), it should
be there. Note, all assemblies in GAC need to be strong-named.
 
T

Tony Johansson

Hello!


If I select a private assembly in ILDASM I get a lot of information listed
but if I select a shared assembly located at c:\window\assembly(GAC) I
get nothing listed.
So you mean this is normal not seeing anything when using ILDASM on any
shared assembly located in the GAC.

Now to my second question:
If I create a shared assembly from a private assembly and then use
properties
on this it shows for example the
codeBase:file:///C:/TEST_DLL/ClassLibrary3/bin/Release/classlibrary3.dll
but If I for example use properties on the Accessibility located in the
GAC this codeBase shows nothing why?
I mean the path to the actual Accessibility.dll should be displayed in the
codeBase when using the properties.

//Tony


Nicholas Paldino said:
Tony,

What do you mean nothing happens? If you go and look in the GAC (you
are looking at a virtual view through a shell extension actually), it should
be there. Note, all assemblies in GAC need to be strong-named.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Tony Johansson said:
Hello!

In directory c:\window\assembly(GAC) can you find a lot of global assembly
names which is called
shared assemblies.

If I for example use ILDASM on a file called Accessibility which is a dll
that exist in the c:\window\assembly(GAC) nothing happen why?

You can use ILDASM on any private assembly but it seems to be impossible
on any shared assembly

//Tony
 

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