What is gacutil.exe. Where do we store assemblies ?
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Answer / narayansahu
gacutil is a toll that will list, install, and uninstall
assemblies in the GAC.
Assemblies are of two types: application private and
shared. The default is application private and only one
application uses them. These are the assemblies that are in
the application folder. A shared assemblies is meant to be
used by more than one application. It has a globally unique
name (called a "strong name") and it must be defined in the
GAC. gacutil will list, install, and uninstall assemblies
in the GAC.
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Answer / sudhir agrawal
gacuti.exe is used to add and remove assemblies to/from
GAC(Global Assembly Cache)_
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Answer / sathish
Along with the question, would like to answer, "whats the
advantage of installing assemblies in GAC folder?
#1 Different version of the same asssembly can be stored.
#2 Always the latest version will be referenced by
applications.
#3 Central store for multiple applications using the same
DLL,
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Answer / venkat
gacutil is used to make the public assemblies.
this pubic assembies are stored at GAC(global assemblicache).
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