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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / July 2006Loading an assembly from a stream
Is there a way to load an assembly from a stream instead of from the file system? The static methods in System.Assembly.Reflection don't support anything other than file names or assembly names as a source for the various Load methods. TIA Henning. > Is there a way to load an assembly from a stream instead of from the > file system? The static methods in System.Assembly.Reflection don't > support anything other than file names or assembly names as a source > for the various Load methods. I haven't checked the docs right now, but I know there is some Assembly.Load method that takes a byte array. You just have to read the bytes from the stream into an array and pass that to the load function. Can you get it to work with that? If not, I'll go check the docs later. Max > I haven't checked the docs right now, but I know there is some > Assembly.Load method that takes a byte array. You just have to read the > bytes from the stream into an array and pass that to the load function. > > Can you get it to work with that? If not, I'll go check the docs later. *Blush* I focused my search on "Stream". Obviously, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot. Henning.
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