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A .Net assembly is a self-contained package of code and/or resources. It contains a manifest that describes the contents of the assembly, along with dependencies. They typically end with the ".dll" file type.
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In visual basic dot net application what are the types of assembly?
process assembly library assembly private assembly shared assembly satellite assembly
COM components can be accessed in NET using?
COM can be accessed in .NET by using a reference Interop Assembly
In visual basic dot net framework what are the types of assembly?
There are total 2 types of assemblies 1. Private Assembly Private assembly are created each time in the folder so it increases the file size and Not safe. 2. Shared / Public Assembly Shared assembly can reside in common area called GAC which is .net assembly repository. Not created everytime u have to just register it with the GAC and add reference and use that
How csharp and vbnet are interaoperable?
When any .NET assembly is compiled, it may reference any other .NET assemblies, regardless of the language that the code was written in.
How do you update assembly in net without recompile?
I'm not sure what you are asking about... But the point is if you have changed your project you much recompile.
How NET overcomes the limitationes of Windows and COM plus?
Don't need to register a .NET assembly in the Windows registry like you have to with COM components. Also, DLL hell is gone. Programmer can install assemblies into GAC (Global Assembly Cache) or a central repository for assemblies otherwise in application local directories.
What is mean by exe in net?
Exe is an executable file that is runs on its own as an independent process. A .NET assembly may consist a number of executables in addition to other files like DLLs, resources etc.
Could not load file or assembly Mom.Implementation Could not load file or assembly CLI.Implementation How do you fix these ati errors i got asus 4850 1gb?
Easiest way: install Microsoft .net framework 1.1.
What are assemblies and What are static and dynamic assemblies?
Assembly is a basic element of packaging in .NET. An assembly consists of IL code, metadata that describes what is in the assembly, and any other files or information that the application needs to run, such as graphics and sound files.Assemblies can be static or dynamic.Static assemblies can include .NET types (interfaces and classes), as well as required resources for the assembly(bitmaps, JPEG files, resource files, and so on). Static assemblies are stored on disk in PE files.Dynamic assemblies are one which run directly from memory and are not saved to disk before execution. They can be saved to disk after they have executed.Assemblies are the basic elements of packaging in .NET. An assembly consists of IL code, metadata that describes what is in the assembly, and any other files or information that the application needs to run, such as graphics and sound files.Static Assemblies can include .NET types (interfaces and classes), as well as required resources for the assembly (bitmaps, JPEG files, resource files, and so on). Static assemblies are stored on disk in PE files.Dynamic Assemblies are one which run directly from memory and are not saved to disk before execution. They can be saved to disk after they have executed.
Why called dot net language?
.NET is the underlying framework of the language. Every language running under .NET is interpreted into ILASM (Intermediate Language Assembly) Which is then compiled into bytecode, then executed in a managed code environment. This complicated process is what allows many language to be coded on top of the platform.
What did the French National Assembly decide about employment?
Nova Net Review Test Answer: Employment would be available to all people, regardless of their social class.
What is difference in assembly in net and com object?
A .Net assembly uses a manifest to specify the contents of the assembly, be they code and/or resources. They also do not require registering with the Windows machine. A COM object publishes its contents via classid's or progid's to the Windows Registry. COM objects use Reference Counting to manage their memory, and will deterministically clean their memory resources when the reference count reaches zero. .Net assemblies are garbage collected, and their memory reclamation is non-deterministic (meaning, don't make any assumptions on when resources will be cleaned up.) COM objects can have different threading models. .Net objects can only have "Single Threaded Apartment" threading model (I think... you might want to look that up before you use it on your homework assignment).
