VB.NET - What do you understand by side-by-site execution of
assembly? - June 05, 2009 at 11:00 AM by Shuchi Gauri
What do you understand by side-by-site execution of assembly?
Side by side execution refers to running/execution of different versions of the
same assembly at the same time on the same machine. It gives us more control
over the versioning of the assembly. When you strong name an assembly, version
number becomes a part of its identity, and thus we can register different
version of the same assembly in the GAC and execute them side by side.
Also read
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What is manifest?
Explain GAC.
What is the use of SN.EXE?
What is a Satellite assembly?.................
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What does an assembly contain?
Define a private assembly and a shared assembly.
What are Satellite Assemblies?
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How do you create a resource-only assembly?
Explain how to retrieve resources using ResourceManager class.
Define Strong Name. How do you apply a strong name to assembly?..............
To support the feature of multiple languages, we need to create different
modules that are customized on the basis of localization. These assemblies
created on the basis of different modules are knows as satellite
assemblies..............
A primary interop assembly contains type definitions (as metadata) of types
implemented with COM................
In weak typing, it is allowed to define a block of memory as another type
(casting).................
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