Hi all, i would appreciate any clue... thanks!
Unsuccessfully i tried to solve this next problem:
i have an EXE file which downloads from a remote server the dll's it
works with;
after downloading ALL of them (including the resource files) it
creates an instance of the main object, which starts the whole
desirable proccess.
The EXE has an ResolveAssemblyHandler, which directs it into the right
assembly.
NOW THE PROBLEM: when one of the sub-classes (retrieved from the dll -
which is now in my cache) tries to load a specific culture-based
resource, it reports as if it didn't find it (although i loaded ALL
the resources - even specifically!), and makes the famous "fallback"
(searches up the hierarchy tree), and finally - finds it in my own
cache!!!
i tried to make ResolveAssemblyHandler in the different classes in the
dll, to redirect it to the calling/executing/whatever right assembly.
didn't work.
...maybe it can be solved by preventing the fallback (- how do i do
that?)
clue anyone?
THANKS AGAIN.
Ohad.
"Achim Ruopp [MSFT]" - 02 Sep 2005 21:09 GMT
I don't think a ResolveAssemblyHandler influences resource loading. A
suggestion would be to look into methods how to install the client
application locally - using Setup projects in Visual Studio 2003 and
ClickOnce deployment in Visual Studio 2005 (ClickOnce projects allow you to
define dependencies on localized files/components).
Achim Ruopp
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