assemblies

问题 I've got an application which needs to call some unmanaged code in a dll. I need to do these calls from multiple app domains and specifically want the assembly to be loaded into memory multiple times (once per app domain). I've tried doing the following: Dim AppDomainSetup As New AppDomainSetup With AppDomainSetup .PrivateBinPath = "<Blah>" .LoaderOptimization = LoaderOptimization.MultiDomainHost End With Dim AppDomain As AppDomain = AppDomain.CreateDomain(String.Format("AppDomain-{0}",

问题 I have a silverlight application which has a class library project in it. th class library is running in .Net framework 4 and the silverlight project is running in silverlight 3. when I want to add a reference in the silverlight proj to the class library I get this message: "You can't add a reference to Classlibrary1.dll as it was not built against the silverlight runtime. silverlight project will only work with silverlight asseblies." I've tried to change the framework the classlibrary1 used

问题 I have a command line winforms executable that calls into a Windows winforms application. Occassionally Ops forget to include the windows exe with the command line exe when deploying the application, leading to an error. How do I gracefully handle that and show a nice error instead of: Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or ass embly 'MyappFoo, Version=5.1.4303.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the

问题 Is there a way to load an assembly from disk and execute code in it without getting the file locked on disk? I never understood why it is necessary to lock the file since the code will be loaded in RAM and JIT-compiled? 回答1: It's possible, you can use Assembly.Load(byte[]) to load an assembly as well. That assembly doesn't have a "loading context", you can load it repeatedly. Managing this is however not easy, you're bound to find out. 回答2: What you are looking for is called shadow copying.

问题 I need to be able to get from .NET assembly a class/struct/interface definition location (filename,begin_line,begin_column,end_line,end_column) in my source files. First solution that came to my mind was using some pdb quering api, but it seems that I can obtain such info only for method definition this way. Or maybe I'm wrong... To provide the context, i'm trying to build an add-in to VS 2008 which compiles all solution projects through VS automation model, takes assemblies and using

问题 My project is using Newtonsoft.Json.dll. I have added the dll as a reference to my project and im using version 8.0.2 Everything works on my pc however when i transfer everything to a new pc along with Newtonsoft.Json.dll i get the error Could not load file or assembly 'Newtonsoft.Json‚ Version=4.0.3.0‚ Culture=neutral‚ PublicKeyToken=30ad4fe6b2a6aeed' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified. Im not referencing that version anywhere and there is nothing in my app

问题 In .NET c# 3.5 I have a console application (A) that references several assemblies(X, Y, Z). How can I get the version information of the loaded assemblies at run time? I can use reflection to get the info on the currently executing assembly like this System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.ToString() but not the loaded assemblies. Thanks for your help! 回答1: JP's answer will give you all of the assemblies in the AppDomain. If you only want the assemblies that your

问题 How do I suppress a MessageBox from showing that comes from a reference to an assembly that I do not own (nor have the code for)? For example, my application (MyApplication.exe) is referencing an assembly coded by someone else (SomeoneElsesAssembly.dll). Inside of this assembly I'm calling a static method, which does what it's supposes to, but also is firing a MessageBox that I want to suppress. I thought there was a way to reference an assembly in Non-Interactive mode or something along

问题 In my solution, I run my unit tests and they all pass. When I then commit via TFS then sometimes the following shows in the TFS build step regarding one of the projects: Could not load type 'Castle.Proxies.HttpContextProxy' from assembly 'DynamicProxyGenAssembly2, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxx' Why is the error only showing sometimes? I've checked all the Assembly Names under 'Application' tab of properties in VS as suggested in "Could not load type from assembly error"

问题 I have a MonoTouch application which is managing a list of assemblies. I want developers to be able to modify that list of assemblies as easily as possible. I was hoping that I could just have them add an assembly to the application's references, and that I could then loop through them like this: foreach (AssemblyName assemblyName in this.GetType().GetReferencedAssemblies()) { Assembly assembly = Assembly.Load(assemblyName); //Do something with assembly } The problem that I'm having is that