Assembly
An assembly language is a low-level language for programming computers.
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Webpart post build .NET automation for Sharepoint,
which describes a technique to automate the application pool refresh, also enables the dll created to be added to the global assembly cache.
This article presents a Visual C++ assembly with a custom configuration handler that makes achieving reloadable configuration information much easier.
One of the highlights of .Net and its Common Language Runtime (CLR) is its support for metadata. What does it actually mean is that with each assembly (.exe or .dll), .Net compilers store information...
The .Net framework introduced the concept of utilizing attributes to embed meta-data within your compiled code. This article by Joe Brinkman of Tag-Software will show you how to build and use your...
This short tutorial will describe the bare minimum things you need to do to bind to a database using C#, ADO.NET and ASP.NET. We will not be giving explinations on C#, this is a tutorial on...
An assembly is the primary building block of .NET. It's a reusable, self-describing, versionable deployment unit for types and resources. They are self-describing so to allow the .NET runtime to...
Utilizing the support in .NET for satellite assemblies is a powerful way to approach this problem. The essential idea behind satellite assemblies is to isolate localizable resources from your main...
In the new .NET framework, Microsoft has solved some of the frequent and persistent software deployment problems encountered by developers and users alike.
This article displays how to create a multiple namespaced assembly like we have ones provided with the .NET like System.Data.Oledb and System.Data.SqlClient.
This article helps you to extract the details of all the types
in any code from its .exe file. We can accomplish this using
Assembly class in .Net framework.
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