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Changing location of Emit built types when running as a Windows service

Hi

When building and saving types using the Emit namespace from a Windows
service, the AssemblyBuilder .Save methods puts these assemblies into the
System32 directory, altough the startup path points is where the Service is
located. The AssemblyBuilder .Save method does not allow to set the
directory. So how do I control this behaviour?

Thanks, Urs
Nov 15 '05 #1
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Hi,
You could set Environment.Cur rentDirectory before AssemblyBuilder .Save call.
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Hi

When building and saving types using the Emit namespace from a Windows
service, the AssemblyBuilder .Save methods puts these assemblies into the
System32 directory, altough the startup path points is where the Service is located. The AssemblyBuilder .Save method does not allow to set the
directory. So how do I control this behaviour?

Thanks, Urs

Nov 15 '05 #2

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