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I was wondering if I could do the following.
1) Write a windows service that reads an XML file.
2) Have the XML file contain information on what .dll to reference
3) Have the XML file contain information on what methods to call.
The advantage to doing this is that you could add new .dlls without
recompling or stopping the windows service. You could just add a new node to
the XML to define what .dll you want to reference and what method you want to
call.
Is there a reason why I shouldn't/can't do this?
1) Write a windows service that reads an XML file.
2) Have the XML file contain information on what .dll to reference
3) Have the XML file contain information on what methods to call.
The advantage to doing this is that you could add new .dlls without
recompling or stopping the windows service. You could just add a new node to
the XML to define what .dll you want to reference and what method you want to
call.
Is there a reason why I shouldn't/can't do this?