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We have an application where a number of features are optional. These features are contained within separate dll assemblies. We don't want to distribute the optional dll assemblies if the user doesn't use it (it means for automatic updates via the web we don't download large amounts of data that isn't needed)
However, the application has references to these assemblies even though the code may never be called and generates exceptions
In c++ you can achieve this effect by telling the application not to load them until they are required
Is there a way to achive this in .net
Steve
However, the application has references to these assemblies even though the code may never be called and generates exceptions
In c++ you can achieve this effect by telling the application not to load them until they are required
Is there a way to achive this in .net
Steve