- An Assembly consists of the following parts: Assembly metadata, Type metadata, IL Code, Resources.
- Assembly metadata is also called the manifest and contains information such as Strong Name, Version, Culture, etc.
- Type metadata contains information about all the classes, structs, interfaces and their members.
- Resources contain objects like images, strings, etc.
- An Assembly may consist of multiple files.
- The Assembly class is used to represent a .NET assembly in the code.
- The Load( ) static method if this class loads the specified Assembly in the current AppDomain.
- Each assembly contains one or more modules that represent containers for type information.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Chapter 14-Lesson 1
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