Hi Peter,
It's not really an important issue. I'm making a tool for developers and
operational people in my organization (to monitor queues, eventlogs, log-,
xml- and configurationfiles on machines in different domains). I would like
them to feel comfortable taking the tool with them, on a USB stick for
example. One of the things I see happening is that people tend to miss a dll
when copying and another point is that they feel less comfortable with the
tool when there are more files then just an .exe and .config. So, it's more
of a psychological aspect that I would like to organize dll's and other
support files in separate folders. :)
Greetz,
Marcel
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It's possible with probing paths defined in the configuration file, but
this
kind of question has popped up before and usually is symptomatic of a
bigger
issue.
Why do you feel you need to do this?
Peter
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"Marcel Brekelmans" wrote:
>Hello,
I have an application that uses several dll's. Is it possible to build
the
application in such a way that it searches for these dll's in a different
location, i.e. a separate 'bin' folder in the executable's path?
Thanks