What are the types of assemblies and where can u store them
and how ?
Answer Posted / imatoria
Types of Assemblies
S.N. Single-file Single-file Multi-file
1 A single-file assembly can consist of a single .DLL or
.EXE file containing application code, embedded resources,
and the assembly's assembly manifest A multi-file assembly
can have multiple files in an assembly. Out of these
multiple files, one file should be an .EXE or a .DLL file
S.N. Static Single-file Dynamic
1 Static assemblies are those that generate files
responsible for creating an assembly when a program is
compiled. These files are stored on a disk for later
use. Dynamic assemblies are those that create assemblies
during a program execution
S.N. Private Single-file Shared
1 Private assemblies are those that are deployed using only
a single application. Shared assemblies are those that
are deployed using multiple applications in shared mode
2 These assemblies are deployed in the directory or
sub-directory on the same computer where the related
application is installed All the shared assemblies are
deployed on the same computer and are installed in a
specific area known as the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
3 There is no strict security policy and version requirement
while installing a private assembly in the application's
directory In the Global Assembly Cache, each assembly is
identified by a strong name that consists of an assembly's
name, a version number, a culture, a public key, and a
digital signature. The GAC has the capability to maintain
multiple copies of an assembly with a same name but
different versions
S.N. Satellite or Resource-only
1 The assemblies that contain culture-neutral resources are
referred to as satellite assemblies
2 These assemblies are used to deploy language-specific
resources for an application These assemblies are used
to deploy language-specific resources for an application
3 Satellite assemblies do not contain any executable code,
but contain only such resources that are culture-neutral.
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