In what location does a compiled .net app look for .NET assembly file?
If the assembly file is not found in the application folder and not found in the GAC, where else will it look?
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This will probably give you some info on the topic: How the Runtime Locates Assemblies
Fredrik Mörk
2010-05-17 10:24:31
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You can use the Assembly Binding Log Viewer to look at the details of the locations your application searches for a binding.
Simon P Stevens
2010-05-17 10:26:20
How do I get it to just display the bindings that are occurring. I have turned it on to "Log all binds to disk" and the window is blank after I run a .net app. Why?
Craig Johnston
2010-05-17 10:34:50
It's not a live viewer, it's a log viewer. You have to enable logging (as you have done) then view the logs. (Also, try clicking refresh). I find it's worth changing the logging path so you can verify the log files are actually being created.
Simon P Stevens
2010-05-17 10:39:30