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How to prevent a .NET application from loading/referencing an assembly from the GAC?

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问题 Can I configure a .NET application in a way (settings in Visual Studio) that it references a "local" assembly (not in GAC) instead of an assembly within the GAC, although both assemblies have the same name and the same version? 回答1: If both assemblies are strong-named (signed), the CLR will always load from the GAC. Here are the steps the runtime uses to resolve assembly references (from How the Runtime Locates Assemblies): Determines the correct assembly version by examining applicable

C#: How to load assembly from GAC?

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问题 I have "mycomp.myassembly.dll" in GAC but Load and LoadFrom throws file not found exception and LoadWithPartialName returns null. I'm doing the following: AssemblyName name = new AssemblyName(); name.Name = "mycomp.myassembly.dll"; Assembly assembly = Assembly.Load(name); fails with FileNotFound for mycomp.myassembly.dll file, and Assembly assembly = Assembly.Load("mycomp.myassembly.dll"); fails with exactly the same message. I double checked that assembly is in GAC (and even did gacutil /if

C# how to register assembly in the GAC without GacUtil?

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问题 I need to register an assembly in the GAC using batch file. Is there a way to find the installation location of GacUtil.exe or is there a way to register the assembly without GacUtil? 回答1: GacUtil is not installed with a framework install only with an SDK install - so you couldn't guarantee it would be on the box you're installing on. This won't work within your batch file but if you have developed the application yourself you can use the GacInstall method described below: http://msdn

Why should I NOT use the GAC?

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问题 There have been a few questions asked along this line stackoverflow such as What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the GAC and When and when-not to install into the GAC? and a few people have asked it on the web expamle. I can't any convincing arguments for not using the GAC. I am sure I am being naive but it seams like there are more benefits (such as performance and version control issues) to using the GAC then not using it. Why should I NOT use the GAC? 回答1: Chris Sells gives

How can I reference a dll in the GAC from Visual Studio?

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问题 This assembly is in the GAC: Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.RegisteredServers.dll How can I add a reference to this assembly in Visual Studio? I can view the file in c:\windows\assembly\ 回答1: As the others said, most of the time you won't want to do that because it doesn't copy the assembly to your project and it won't deploy with your project. However, if you're like me, and trying to add a reference that all target machines have in their GAC but it's not a .NET Framework assembly: Open the

/LinkResource in Visual Studio 2010

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问题 /linkresource is a csc option that allows to link an assembly to its unmanaged dependencies. When the managed assembly is added to the GAC, the dependencies are placed in the same folder. This is how all the .NET wrappers should be installed... There is very little information on how to do this in Visual Studio. There is no official answer, just people that hacked a solution. For example http://www.netframeworkdev.com/msbuild/msbuild-linkresource-nonassembly-external-file-beforecompile-24358

What's the 'correct' way of registering/installing an Assembly to the GAC?

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问题 There seems to be lots of different ways to register assemblies with the GAC, as in, they 'work'. However, what's the "proper" way of doing it? In response to Lou Franco (and gacutil): I'm using Gacutil for development, but it seems to me to be not the proper way to install it, since gacutil isn't included in the basic .NET utilities past .NET 1.1 - it's only a developer tool. Additional: Gacutil (as seen in responses below) is not redistributable, and therefore should not be used in any app

When should I deploy my assemblies into the GAC?

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I would like to know practically what kind of Assemblies should I deploy in GAC. Case 1 : If in my Solution multiple project uses log4net.dll then should it be deployed in GAC? Case 2 : If I have multiple application deployed in a machine each using log4net.dll is this the reason enough to deploy log4net.dll into GAC? Question: When should I deploy my assemblies into the GAC? Answer: Never Actual, honest, Real Answer: Hardly Ever Discussion Only drop things into the GAC when multiple apps on the machine will use the assembly, and when the assembly is foundational (likely to be used by multiple

Is there any GAC equivalent for .NET Core?

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问题 As I currently understand in the full .NET Framework when we install the framework to the machine it deploys the whole BCL to the computer's GAC. In that way when we develop a software with .NET and deploy to that computer it'll use the BCL assemblies which are made available in the GAC when the .NET Framework itself was installed. Now, as I know CoreFX is the equivalent of the BCL for the new .NET Core. The main difference, however, is that we can specify in the project.json exactly which

Drag and drop a DLL to the GAC (“assembly”) in windows server 2008 .net 4.0

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问题 I\'ve trying to deploy some code to a client machine, where I don\'t want to install MS windows SDK tools. This means don\'t have access to \"gacutil\". I also have not created an installer for my code. It seems that these might be the only two options in .net 4.0. In the past I would simply go to start, run, type \"assembly\", and drag and drop my dll in. Is this no longer possible? When I try to do this I get no error message, but the dll doesn\'t appear in the \"assembly\" folder. When I