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Assemblies can be assigned a cryptographic signature called a strong name, which provides name uniqueness for the assembly and prevents someone from taking over the name of your assembly (name spoofing). If you are deploying an assembly that will be shared among many applications on the same computer, it must have a strong name. This document describes how to create an assembly with a strong name....
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This article describes how to generate a strong name for an assembly, and how to install a DLL in the global assembly cache (GAC). With the global assembly cache, you can share assemblies across multiple applications. The .NET runtime automatically installs the global assembly cache. Components are typically stored in the WINDIR\Assembly folder, where WINDIR is the name of your windows folder....
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This article provides step-by-step instructions to make and to register an assembly to be available in a WebForm to use with ASP.NET custom server controls....
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This step-by-step article describes how to create an assembly with a strong name in Visual J# .NET.
Assemblies can be assigned a cryptographic signature called a strong name. Strong names provide name uniqueness for the assembly and prevent someone from usurping the name of your assembly (name spoofing). If you are deploying an assembly that will be shared among many applications on the same computer, the assembly must be placed in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). To be placed in the GAC,...
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This article describes the known issues for the ADODB Primary Interop Assembly (PIA) that is included with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. Major differences exist between garbage collection in Visual Basic 6.0 and in Visual Basic .NET. The primary difference is that Visual Basic 6.0 garbage collection is more aggressive than Visual Basic .NET garbage collection. With Visual Basic 6.0, as soon as an object instance falls out of scope, the object is immediately released. The same behavior does not o...
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The COM Interop marshaler may match the types from one assembly with the metadata from a different assembly....
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This article discusses how to run a user control assembly that is hosted on Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) in Microsoft Internet Explorer....
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A Primary Interop Assembly (PIA) contains the official description of types as defined by the types publisher. A PIA is an assembly that contains a signed set of wrapper classes that enables you to call unmanaged code from managed code.
A PIA is a unique vendor-supplied assembly that contains the type definitions of types that are implemented by using the Component Object Model (COM). In a PIA, the type definitions are contained as metadata. The COM type library publisher must sign only o...
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This article describes how use Microsoft Visual Basic .NET or Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 to build a managed assembly that can be called from Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0....
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This step-by-step article describes what meta data assemblies are and in what scenarios you can use them. This article also explains how to use the Soapsuds tool with the nowrappedproxy flag to generate a meta data assembly....
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