What happened behind the sene?

[Guest]

Hi,

My question is about assembly binding. Here is the senario:
I coded a sample web service application which consumes a dll named abc.dll.
I used codebase in the web.config file to indicate the location of abc.dll. I
deploy web service application on machine1, and abc.dll on machine2(machine1
and machine2 are in same domain). The web service works perfectly. But I
don't know what exactly happened behind the sene. Where does the abc.dll run?
How does the web service communicate with abc.dll?
Could anyone tell me?

Thanks.

William

 

[Michael Nemtsev [MVP]]

Hello william,

use fuslogvw.exe tool (from Microsoft SDK) to understand how your assembly
is resolved

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w> Hi,
w>
w> My question is about assembly binding. Here is the senario:
w> I coded a sample web service application which consumes a dll named
w> abc.dll.
w> I used codebase in the web.config file to indicate the location of
w> abc.dll. I
w> deploy web service application on machine1, and abc.dll on
w> machine2(machine1
w> and machine2 are in same domain). The web service works perfectly.
w> But I
w> don't know what exactly happened behind the sene. Where does the
w> abc.dll run?
w> How does the web service communicate with abc.dll?
w> Could anyone tell me?
w> Thanks.
w>
w> William
w>