Hi!
How can I achieve the situation like that:
there is some application (.NET) and it is using some class library
(strongly named, installed by .msi, registered within GAC). I'd like to have
a crash on my client application when the class library version differs from
the one compiled with my application earlier e.g. my_app_version1 and
my_class_lib_version1 works fine but my_app_version1 and
my_class_lib_version2 cause crash.
I have one approach but it doesn't fit my scheme: to pool all the assembly
strings out of code to .config file and supply them with version numbers
(then my class factories will not be able to instantiate some objects
because there will be a different version)
Thanks in advance for any advises/suggestions! 4 1474
If I read your mail correctly, you are describing the default behaviour of
the runtime, so you dont have to do anything. I'd like to have a crash on my client application
Your application won't crash, it just will not start.
Nick Holmes.
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> wrote in message
news:e6**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Hi!
How can I achieve the situation like that: there is some application (.NET) and it is using some class library (strongly named, installed by .msi, registered within GAC). I'd like to
have a crash on my client application when the class library version differs
from the one compiled with my application earlier e.g. my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version1 works fine but my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version2 cause crash.
I have one approach but it doesn't fit my scheme: to pool all the assembly strings out of code to .config file and supply them with version numbers (then my class factories will not be able to instantiate some objects because there will be a different version)
Thanks in advance for any advises/suggestions!
Absolutely correct, thank you Nick.
Now I've got the other point - to restrict application working with only
certain lib version - e.g. I have some library installed, I'm building my
project with that library although my project should work with it's older
version. The project compiles successfully (no interface differences), but
acutally there is an error prone situation because my project is expecting
to execute the older functionality of the library. Here I'd like to get an
error saying "wrong library/component version"
Any ideas?
Thank you.
"Nick Holmes" <ni***@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... If I read your mail correctly, you are describing the default behaviour of the runtime, so you dont have to do anything.
I'd like to have a crash on my client application
Your application won't crash, it just will not start.
Nick Holmes.
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> wrote in message news:e6**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Hi!
How can I achieve the situation like that: there is some application (.NET) and it is using some class library (strongly named, installed by .msi, registered within GAC). I'd like to have a crash on my client application when the class library version differs from the one compiled with my application earlier e.g. my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version1 works fine but my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version2 cause crash.
I have one approach but it doesn't fit my scheme: to pool all the
assembly strings out of code to .config file and supply them with version numbers (then my class factories will not be able to instantiate some objects because there will be a different version)
Thanks in advance for any advises/suggestions!
I think you're looking for 'strong naming'. Check out the article at http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...ongnaming.html
Yves
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> schreef in bericht
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Absolutely correct, thank you Nick.
Now I've got the other point - to restrict application working with only certain lib version - e.g. I have some library installed, I'm building my project with that library although my project should work with it's older version. The project compiles successfully (no interface differences), but acutally there is an error prone situation because my project is expecting to execute the older functionality of the library. Here I'd like to get an error saying "wrong library/component version"
Any ideas?
Thank you.
"Nick Holmes" <ni***@nospam.com> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... If I read your mail correctly, you are describing the default behaviour
of the runtime, so you dont have to do anything.
I'd like to have a crash on my client application
Your application won't crash, it just will not start.
Nick Holmes.
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> wrote in message news:e6**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Hi!
How can I achieve the situation like that: there is some application (.NET) and it is using some class library (strongly named, installed by .msi, registered within GAC). I'd like
to have a crash on my client application when the class library version
differs from the one compiled with my application earlier e.g. my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version1 works fine but my_app_version1 and my_class_lib_version2 cause crash.
I have one approach but it doesn't fit my scheme: to pool all the assembly strings out of code to .config file and supply them with version
numbers (then my class factories will not be able to instantiate some objects because there will be a different version)
Thanks in advance for any advises/suggestions!
Thanks phoenix,
strong naming is good (versioning stands on it). Although by itself, strong
naming seems not to be able in solve my problem.
"phoenix" <pa******@skynetWORK.be> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... I think you're looking for 'strong naming'. Check out the article at http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet...ongnaming.html
Yves
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> schreef in bericht news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Absolutely correct, thank you Nick.
Now I've got the other point - to restrict application working with
only certain lib version - e.g. I have some library installed, I'm building
my project with that library although my project should work with it's
older version. The project compiles successfully (no interface differences),
but acutally there is an error prone situation because my project is
expecting to execute the older functionality of the library. Here I'd like to get
an error saying "wrong library/component version"
Any ideas?
Thank you.
"Nick Holmes" <ni***@nospam.com> wrote in message news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... If I read your mail correctly, you are describing the default
behaviour of the runtime, so you dont have to do anything.
>I'd like to have a crash on my client application
Your application won't crash, it just will not start.
Nick Holmes.
"Ostap Radkovskiy" <or*****@softservecom.com> wrote in message news:e6**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Hi! > > How can I achieve the situation like that: > there is some application (.NET) and it is using some class library > (strongly named, installed by .msi, registered within GAC). I'd like to have > a crash on my client application when the class library version differs from > the one compiled with my application earlier e.g. my_app_version1
and > my_class_lib_version1 works fine but my_app_version1 and > my_class_lib_version2 cause crash. > > I have one approach but it doesn't fit my scheme: to pool all the assembly > strings out of code to .config file and supply them with version numbers > (then my class factories will not be able to instantiate some
objects > because there will be a different version) > > Thanks in advance for any advises/suggestions! > > >
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