I have created a DLL (class library) in .NET that I need to dynamically load
from my ASP.NET application.
I am trying to use Assembly.Load(. ..) to load the file, which is in the /bin
directory of the web app but I am getting a failure.
The class library is just a simple DLL with just one method. It's not
strong name, versioned or installed in the GAC. I just want to load it in
(without using LoadFrom() and explictly passing
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\webapp\bin\ mylibrary.dll" which is a major hack IMHO).
Is this possible? I have tried using:
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace");
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace.dll ");
Assembly.Load(" MyNameSpace MyNamespace.dll ")
Is there a way to do this without hacking in a hard-coded path?
3  4179 
Try calling Assembly.Load(" MyLibrary"). The parameter is the assembly name,
not the namespace inside the assembly (especially since the assembly can
contain several namespaces).
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen I have created a DLL (class library) in .NET that I need to
dynamically load from my ASP.NET application.
I am trying to use Assembly.Load(. ..) to load the file, which is in
the /bin directory of the web app but I am getting a failure.
The class library is just a simple DLL with just one method. It's not
strong name, versioned or installed in the GAC. I just want to load
it in (without using LoadFrom() and explictly passing
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\webapp\bin\ mylibrary.dll" which is a major hack
IMHO).
Is this possible? I have tried using:
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace");
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace.dll ");
Assembly.Load(" MyNameSpace MyNamespace.dll ")
Is there a way to do this without hacking in a hard-coded path?
another common failure is the dll requires another dll not in the bin
folder.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Brock Allen" <ba****@NOSPAMd evelop.com> wrote in message
news:10******** *************** @msnews.microso ft.com... Try calling Assembly.Load(" MyLibrary"). The parameter is the assembly
name, not the namespace inside the assembly (especially since the assembly
can contain several namespaces).
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
I have created a DLL (class library) in .NET that I need to
dynamically load from my ASP.NET application.
I am trying to use Assembly.Load(. ..) to load the file, which is in
the /bin directory of the web app but I am getting a failure.
The class library is just a simple DLL with just one method. It's not
strong name, versioned or installed in the GAC. I just want to load
it in (without using LoadFrom() and explictly passing
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\webapp\bin\ mylibrary.dll" which is a major hack
IMHO).
Is this possible? I have tried using:
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace");
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace.dll ");
Assembly.Load(" MyNameSpace MyNamespace.dll ")
Is there a way to do this without hacking in a hard-coded path?
Thanks, I did mean the assembly name when I referred to using the namespace
(they are the same in my case). I got it to work, but I had to use:
Assembly.Load ("myassembly , Version=0.0.0.0 , PublicKeyToken= null,
Culture=neutral ")
Thanks for the help!
"Brock Allen" <ba****@NOSPAMd evelop.com> wrote in message
news:10******** *************** @msnews.microso ft.com... Try calling Assembly.Load(" MyLibrary"). The parameter is the assembly
name, not the namespace inside the assembly (especially since the assembly
can contain several namespaces).
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
I have created a DLL (class library) in .NET that I need to
dynamically load from my ASP.NET application.
I am trying to use Assembly.Load(. ..) to load the file, which is in
the /bin directory of the web app but I am getting a failure.
The class library is just a simple DLL with just one method. It's not
strong name, versioned or installed in the GAC. I just want to load
it in (without using LoadFrom() and explictly passing
c:\inetpub\wwwr oot\webapp\bin\ mylibrary.dll" which is a major hack
IMHO).
Is this possible? I have tried using:
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace");
Assembly.Load(" MyNamespace.dll ");
Assembly.Load(" MyNameSpace MyNamespace.dll ")
Is there a way to do this without hacking in a hard-coded path?
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