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Does CLR impose a strict versioning policy for the private assembly?

Interview question and answer by: Virendradugar | Posted on: 11/9/2009 | Category: .NET Framework Interview questions | Views: 1738 |


Answer:

Answer is No. Private assembly are used by the application in which they are deployed. To use private assembly in any application, one needs to deploy them in the application's directory. Versioning needs to done for shared assembly which are stored in GAC and used by multiple applications.

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Posted by: Poster | Posted on: 09 Nov 2009 09:43:03 AM | Alert Moderator 

Thank you very much Virendra, however I would suggest instead of giving one word answer, provide some description as well.

Thank would really help us to know little more about the topic.

Thanks

Posted by: Virendradugar | Posted on: 09 Nov 2009 09:14:34 PM | Alert Moderator 

Hi,

I have updated the answer.

Kindly check.

Posted by: Poster | Posted on: 10 Nov 2009 01:04:59 AM | Alert Moderator 

Thank you very much Virendra for explaining it.

Take Care.

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