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.NET: Can I unload an assmebly loaded for reflection?

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ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom & Unload?

I know you can't noramlly unload assemblies in .NET without messing around with App Domains. But is there a way to unload it if I only load it for relection?

Reflection.Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom
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No, there is no way to unload an assembly without unloading the AppDomain itself. See this question: ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom & Unload?

Giorgi  2010-06-08 18:26:55

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