Define assembly folder?

[Mats-Lennart Hansson]

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[billr]

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the "MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[billr]

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the "MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[Mats-Lennart Hansson]

I'm aware of reference paths. I can't use this though, since I during design
time don't know where the components will be located. The user can define
any location during installation so I can't set it when compiling.

Maybe I was a bit unclear, but I'm wondering how to set reference paths
programatically. Can this be done?

Thanks for your answer,

Mats-Lennart

"billr" <bi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:53**********************************@microsof t.com...

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy
UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the
"MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common
Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its
referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want
to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[Mats-Lennart Hansson]

I'm aware of reference paths. I can't use this though, since I during design
time don't know where the components will be located. The user can define
any location during installation so I can't set it when compiling.

Maybe I was a bit unclear, but I'm wondering how to set reference paths
programatically. Can this be done?

Thanks for your answer,

Mats-Lennart

"billr" <bi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:53**********************************@microsof t.com...

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy
UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the
"MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common
Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its
referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want
to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[billr]

I don't think I do understand the problem :o((

If you have a project that you want to compile, and that project needs to
reference an external library, you have to know where that assembly is in
order to compile your project (or even to use the intellisense of Visual
Studio).

When you build your project, by default the dependencies are also copied to
the output directory. When you are creating your installer for your assembly,
you should include the dependencies also ... you need to do this because you
are insisting on not using the GAC and therefore you need to package
everything you need in order to operate.
--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

I'm aware of reference paths. I can't use this though, since I during design
time don't know where the components will be located. The user can define
any location during installation so I can't set it when compiling.

Maybe I was a bit unclear, but I'm wondering how to set reference paths
programatically. Can this be done?

Thanks for your answer,

Mats-Lennart

"billr" <bi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:53**********************************@microsof t.com...

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy
UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the
"MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common
Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its
referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want
to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart

[billr]

I don't think I do understand the problem :o((

If you have a project that you want to compile, and that project needs to
reference an external library, you have to know where that assembly is in
order to compile your project (or even to use the intellisense of Visual
Studio).

When you build your project, by default the dependencies are also copied to
the output directory. When you are creating your installer for your assembly,
you should include the dependencies also ... you need to do this because you
are insisting on not using the GAC and therefore you need to package
everything you need in order to operate.
--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

I'm aware of reference paths. I can't use this though, since I during design
time don't know where the components will be located. The user can define
any location during installation so I can't set it when compiling.

Maybe I was a bit unclear, but I'm wondering how to set reference paths
programatically. Can this be done?

Thanks for your answer,

Mats-Lennart

"billr" <bi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:53**********************************@microsof t.com...

erm .... Yes. Did you know that the Visual Studio IDE is just a nice fancy
UI
tool, and the real work is done by the ILASM and other such modules?

So, with that said .... in the solution explorer, right click on your
PROJECT (not solution) and select the properties menu. In the
"MyApplication
Property Pages" dialog that is displayed, select common
Properties/References
Path ... enter your paths

--
Of all words of tongue and pen, the saddest are: "It might have been"

Bill.Richards @ greyskin .co .uk
http://greyskin.co.uk
"Mats-Lennart Hansson" wrote:

Hi,
Is there a way to define where the assembly should search for its
referenced
assemblies? I have my assemblies in different locations and I don't want
to
add them the GAC.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Mats-Lennart