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Refreshing application dynamically to use the latest satellite assembly

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Yasutaka Ito - 16 Aug 2004 09:05 GMT
Hi,

Is there a way to dynamically change or refresh application to load from a
satellite assembly?

Say, I have my own control which is developed with en-us as a default
language, and has several satellite assemblies. Whenever I make changes to
any of the satellite assembly, I'm having to close my Visual Studio .NET IDE
(that has my control on the form) and restart. This is a headache, if I have
changes that require repeated adjustments and verifications.

Is there a way to:

- refresh my control at design time (and run time) to reload the satellite
assembly reflecting the latest changes
- refresh my control at design time (and run time) to use satellite
assembly of different language, according to the changes made in the
Regional Options

Hope I could explain properly... appreciate any help/input.

thanks!
-Yasutak
amit - 16 Aug 2004 11:43 GMT
Hi !
    For design time no idea.But at runtime you have to
write code explicitly so that based on current culture you
can set all the UI text accordingly .

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
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>assembly reflecting the latest changes
> - refresh my control at design time (and run time) to
use satellite
>assembly of different language, according to the changes made in the
>Regional Options
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