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| Using AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies() on the
| client side does not return the Web Service assembly name
| nor assemblies referenced by the webservice. Temporarily,
| I've written a webmethod that returns assembly names and
| versions in a dataset. I'd like to acheive this without
| hitting the webservice. What is the best way to get web
| reference assemblies and its referenced assemblies on the
| client?
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| TIA
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| >-----Original Message-----
| >This would be because WebServices use XML Serialization,
| which works by
| >generating and loading a dynamically generated assembly.
| This provides
| >significant performance benefits to this type of
| serialization.
| >
| >You should not really need to worry about this. If it is
| creating a leakage
| >situation for you, you can work around this by running
| the WebServices
| >calls in a different App-Domain which can then be
| unloaded.
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| >> I'm using the AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
| >> method to obtain a list of currently loaded assemblies.
| >> This returns the expected assembly name and version
| >> values.
| >> However, if I make a webservice call and then call
| >> AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies() it returns an
| >> additional assembly name, with gibberish values such
| >> as "udmsmlb1", "janolvnq", etc. and always a version
| >> number "0.0.0.0".
| >>
| >> What is this additional value thats being returned?
| >>
| >> TIA
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