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From: Nasha
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Hi 
All,
 
Form this 
week I am planning to cover a few important .Net FrameWork Tools. Today I am 
starting with Assembly Cache Viewer.


Have you ever wondered that why the contents of the 
assembly folder are shown in a different manner than the rest of other folders. 
How does the OS know that this folder contains is the global assembly 
cache.



A dll called Shfusion.dll is located 
in the Microsoft.NET\Framework\<version> folder,where <version> is 
the highest build number of the .NET Framework installed on your machine. It is 
this dll which causes the contents of the assembly folder to appear differently 
than the contents of normal Windows folders. The names of the assemblies 
installed in the global assembly cache are displayed. 

Assembly Cache Viewer or 
Shfusion.dll is an Windows shell extension which 
allows you to view and manipulate GAC contents. In addition the tool displays 
details about each assembly's type, version, culture, and public key token. 


You can also define the cache settings for this 
folder go to Tools --> Cache Settings. This dialog will show 
you the File System type i.e. NTFS in case of WinNT, Used space, Cache 
space,Free space and the total capacity. One can also set the storage limits for 
the assembly folder (check out the download limit select box on the 
dailog).

To register the assemblies in GAC, the assemblies 
should be strong named. You can register them using gacutil.exe or just drag and 
drop the assembly in the folder.

If you guys 
would like me to cover any particular .NET FrameWork tool please let me 
know.
-- Please post your queries and comments for my 
articles in the usergroup for the benefit of all. I hope this step from my end 
is helpful to all of us. 


Regards,

Namratha 
(Nasha)

 
 

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