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Brandon Potter
Is it possible to create a .NET global assembly cache that spans across a
group of servers & clients?
group of servers & clients?
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Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]
Brandon Potter said:Is it possible to create a .NET global assembly cache that spans across a
group of servers & clients?
I do not believe so
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Ray Cassick \(Home\)
I think you could simulate something like it though...
- Create a network share.
- Have each user map a drive to it
- Set that drive letter up in you path
- Setup CAS (Code Access Security) so the share is fully trusted
- Place common libraries there
Might get you close enough.
- Create a network share.
- Have each user map a drive to it
- Set that drive letter up in you path
- Setup CAS (Code Access Security) so the share is fully trusted
- Place common libraries there
Might get you close enough.
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Mattias Sjögren
Brandon,
See the discussion under "Relocating the GAC" at
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/DemystifyGAC.asp
Mattias
Is it possible to create a .NET global assembly cache that spans across a
group of servers & clients?
See the discussion under "Relocating the GAC" at
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/DemystifyGAC.asp
Mattias
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Nick Malik
not directly, but you can use SMS to install common components on a range of
computers, including clients, to make installation easier.
--- Nick
computers, including clients, to make installation easier.
--- Nick