> I
> think GAC classes can only load assemblies with strong names.
Correct. As I understand it, assemblies referenced by a strongly named
assembly must also be strongly named.
I've created a custom publisher (write to file) that extends the
MS .Net Exception Management application block. If I run the assemblies
locally (i.e the client app's bin contains a local copy of the 2
constituient dlls:Management.dll and Interfaces.dll) the Management
dll's code that actually refe
This is exactly what I was looking for ... the way to reference GAC'd dlls.
Thanks!
onsur
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RE:
Also, if you haven't already, you'll want to add references to
the GAC'd assemblies in the machine.config's
system.web\compilation\assemblies section (I think this is only
necessary for .NET 1.0)...
Question: If I create version/key references in the machine.config to these
assembly versions l
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application .config settings
"It looks more to me like the error is rela
> The error received is listed below. I believe it is telling me that
> the .config file classes cannot find the .config file. Again,
> everything works as planned when the assemblies are not GAC'd.
>
It looks more to me like the error is related to the MS Exception block not
being in the GAC or
"It looks more to me like the error is related to the MS Exception block not
being in the GAC or having some other error loading the MSEB classes after
finding the config section in the config file. Could that be the case? I
think GAC classes can only load assemblies with strong names."
Thanks f
