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Tomas Restrepo
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Hi,
thanks you Tomas.
But I meant with this question, what will be if the variable will go out of
scope?
I have a error, that if I load regestered assembly dynamically from an array
and then use XML Serilaization it throws the exception, where if I use
LoadFrom it is not. So my thougth is, that it need assembly, where the
buffer is allready destructed.
"Tomas Restrepo (MVP)" <tomasr@mvps.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Boni,
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> That said, I'd probably just leave it alone :)
Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\) - 06 May 2005 12:14 GMT
Hi Boni,
> Hi,
> thanks you Tomas.
> But I meant with this question, what will be if the variable will go out
> of scope?
Again, not your problem. As long as there's a reference out there pointing
to the memory, it won't be GCd. I doubt this is your problem.
> I have a error, that if I load regestered assembly dynamically from an
> array and then use XML Serilaization it throws the exception, where if I
> use LoadFrom it is not.
What exception are you getting? The problem might very well have to do with
the fact that Load and LoadFrom use different load contexts, for example, or
due to the fact you're not passing any explicit evidence, or a whole other
set of things...

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