I have a set of framework assemblies that I am looking to insert into GAC in
production and I have sets of applications that use those assemblies.  I am
trying to delay-sign the framework assemblies for the sake of maintaining
private key confidentiality.

What is Shared Assemblies?  Does it have anything to do with .NET?  Or is
this for existing win32 .dlls?  Then why are they suddenly calling them
"assemblies"?

I've got an application that uses Assembly.LoadFrom and
Activator.CreateInstance to dynamicly load assemblies  and create objects.
Tese assemblies containes classes which exposes a property, ItemImage.
ItemImage returns an Image object.

Hi gurus,
I am a newbie for this CLR world. I am trying to know about CLR internals
(How things work in CLR and features it provides..more in detail..).
Could you please provide few pointers??

I just installed the preview release of Windows Longhorn and see that the
.NET Framework version 1.2 is installed as part of the normal Windows build.
Has anyone heard of this version of the Framework?  Will we see this version
of the Framework before Whidbey?

My problem:
I load an some assemblies (strong named) from a byte array using
Assembly.Load(byte[]).  They load fine.  But one one of them is actually
accessed, it's referenced assemblies can't be found on disk and I get a

What do ComVisible and CLSCompliant do?  The definitions are found in the
SDK doc but it's hard to grasp what these attributes accomplish.
Setting ComVisible(false) on the assembly level is said to hide the assembly
to the COM system.  What does that accomplish?  Is that simply in ...

how can i get method content by reflection or other way
like ILdasm doing

Microsoft,
Can I make a request for a newsgroup specific to MSIL?  I have taken great
interest in MSIL and have done a lot of reading into MSIL, and written,
compiled and tested with success a few il programs.  I'm sure this is a

My managed C# app has to sign edited assemblies after finishing its work. I
have tried to use .NET Framework unamnaged API function
StrongNameSignatureGeneration() which apparently works (success as return
result) but not with all scenarios described in MSDN

I am strongnaming all my assemblies in this project with a public/private
key-pair (same key-pair for all assemblies).
One of the application is a launcher application that shells out an
application downloaded from a webserver. To avoid security issues, I would

Ok, this may be a stupid question but do I need to generate public/private
key pair for each assembly in a single solution?
I am thinking about delay-signing and that'd mean the "signer" must maintain
the key pair for every single assembly separately.  Is this how it's

Hello Guru's!
I am trying to pass a function pointer as a parameter to a method and can't
seem to get it working. Basically I want to do the exact same thing that the
System.Threading.Thread constructor does in VB.NET within my own class. In

I am trying to create a multi-threaded application in C#, without using the
thread pool.
I have a reader-writer situation where I want one thread to write to a
queue, and many threads to read from this queue.  Also there will be many of

I am trying to examine the call stack using System.Diagnostics.StackTrace
and it appears that the StackFrame, Method and ParameterInfo classes that I
can navigate to from there only have static (compile time) information
available to me.  What I need is a way to access the actual ...