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It is a primary unit of deployment in a Microsoft .NET
Framework application. It is called as building block of an application which
provides all required execution information to common language
runtime.......................
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An assembly contains following information: Assembly
manifest: Information about the assembly...................
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A private assembly is stored in the application’s directory
and used by a single application. A share assembly can be used by multiple
applications..................
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Satellite assemblies provide an application the multilingual
support. Satellite assemblies contain................
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This means multiple version of same assembly to run on the
same computer. This feature enables to deploy multiple versions of the
component.................
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Resources are nonexecutable data in an application and the
data can be updated without recompiling application. Resource assemblies can be
created as follows:..................
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ResourceManager class is used to retrieve resources at run
time.
Create a ResourceManager with resource file name and the resource
assembly as parameters..................
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A strong name means generating public key in order to provide
unique name to the assembly...................
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Followings are the steps to install assembly to the GAC.
Sign assembly with a strong name using strong name utility,
sn.exe.................
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Resgen.exe performs conversion of .txt / .restext files to
.resources / .resx files and vice-versa.....................
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An assembly is a collection of files (dll’s, exe’s), group of resources that
help in creating a logical unit of functionality...........
Manifest in .NET helps to understand the relation between the elements of the
assemblies...........
When an application is shared amongst several other applications, the complete
machine code is present the Global assembly cache............
This includes introduction of .Net framework, .Net framework architecture, role
of assembly and GAC.
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