application name

[Chang]

how to get the name of a running application using C#

e.g. if i have 20 dll files and my application name is MyGreatApplication
then how to get the name "MyGreatApplication" at runtime?

thx in adv.
c

[Roy Fine]

Chang

Have a look at the Application.ProductName attribute. Something like this:

/* ******************************* */
static void Main()
{
string appName = Application.ProductName;
Application.Run(new MyFirstForm());
}
/* ******************************* */

regards
roy fine
"Chang" <po******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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how to get the name of a running application using C#

e.g. if i have 20 dll files and my application name is MyGreatApplication
then how to get the name "MyGreatApplication" at runtime?

thx in adv.
c

[Justin Rogers]

The ProductName is linked to several different code-paths including attributes
and/or the type
that contains the entry point for the executable. Because you can change the
name through the
resources, you may or may not want to simply use the entry point type.

Assembly main = Assembly.GetEntryAssembly();
if ( main != null ) { return main.EntryPoint.ReflectedType; }

That'll give you the type hosting the entry point and should be very stable.
Unless you often
change class names.

--
Justin Rogers
DigiTec Web Consultants, LLC.
Blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/justin_rogers

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Chang

Have a look at the Application.ProductName attribute. Something like this:

/* ******************************* */
static void Main()
{
string appName = Application.ProductName;
Application.Run(new MyFirstForm());
}
/* ******************************* */

regards
roy fine
"Chang" <po******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OF****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

how to get the name of a running application using C#

e.g. if i have 20 dll files and my application name is MyGreatApplication
then how to get the name "MyGreatApplication" at runtime?

thx in adv.
c