How to tell whether one application is .NET or not?

[JackSu]

Such as IE, MSN.NET, I don't know whether they are partially or purely
..NET application.

[Nick Malik]

As a rule, they are not. If you want to be sure, try to use reflection on
one of the DLLs. It will fail unless it is a .NET assembly.

Biztalk 2004 is a .NET solution.

I can't think of any other released Microsoft apps that are .NET, but there
may be a few.

Hope this helps,
--- Nick

"JackSu" <su***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Such as IE, MSN.NET, I don't know whether they are partially or purely
.NET application.

[*Herr Lucifer]

There is a great tool coming with Visual C++ 6.0, it is called
"Dependency Walker for Win32 (Intel x86)". After right clicking your
application, just select "View Dependencies..." from the pop-up menu
and this cool tool will show you all the modules and dlls that your
selected application depends on. Consequently, if your selected
application had "mscoree.dll" as one of its modules, it is Dot Net,
other wise, it is not.

(You must have VC++6.0 installed to use that tool)

Hope this help

"JackSu" <su***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Such as IE, MSN.NET, I don't know whether they are partially or purely .NET application.