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Serializing an Assembly

It is possible to serialize an assembly and then get it back thru
deserialization?

my idea is to keep it in a database and then restore it when it is required,
but i cannot get it working, i got an error on deserialization because it
said that state is invalid or incomplete.

Please, can anybody help me. Thanks.
Nov 22 '05 #1
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