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Late binding asseblies

I have Assembly A which late binds Assembly B using the following
code...

Assembly b = Assembly.LoadFile(@"C:\dev\B.dll");
object o = b.CreateInstance( "NameSpaceB.ClassB" );
object oEmitObj = Activator.CreateInstance (o.GetType(),false);
object[] args = new object[1]{m_Arg1};
o.GetType().InvokeMember("Process", BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null,
oEmitObj, args);

Assembly B contains a reference to an Assembly C. When I run the code,
I get an exception message saying that Assembly C cannot be found.
When i place Assembly C in the bin of Assembly A... then it works. Is
there a way around this? Ideally, I would like Assembly A to have
nothing to do with Assembly C because the assemblies are bound
dynamically, and I don't want to keep having to put new assemblies in
A's bin each time I build a new one.

Thanks in advance for responses.

Nov 17 '05 #1
1 1526
u should load assembly c before loading assembly b.

But it wouldn't be so nice. So load assembly c in assembly B dynamically.

Assemblies are not embedded !! One solution is use early binding means just
add a reference from VS.NET. If u had to use late binding u should load
assemblies in order.

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Thanks,
Yunus Emre ALPÖZEN
BSc, MCAD.NET

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I have Assembly A which late binds Assembly B using the following
code...

Assembly b = Assembly.LoadFile(@"C:\dev\B.dll");
object o = b.CreateInstance( "NameSpaceB.ClassB" );
object oEmitObj = Activator.CreateInstance (o.GetType(),false);
object[] args = new object[1]{m_Arg1};
o.GetType().InvokeMember("Process", BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null,
oEmitObj, args);

Assembly B contains a reference to an Assembly C. When I run the code,
I get an exception message saying that Assembly C cannot be found.
When i place Assembly C in the bin of Assembly A... then it works. Is
there a way around this? Ideally, I would like Assembly A to have
nothing to do with Assembly C because the assemblies are bound
dynamically, and I don't want to keep having to put new assemblies in
A's bin each time I build a new one.

Thanks in advance for responses.

Nov 17 '05 #2

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