Can I load several versions of an assembly in 1 AppDomain without using the
GAC?
Thanks
Klaus Aschenbrenner

Is there a way to generate assemblies using VS 2005 that work with framework
1.1?

we've to develop an self-and-on-the-fly updating winform-app and are
considering to count on the CLRs shadow copy features.
can we assume, that shadow copying is enabled by default (it seems to be on
our development- and some test-pcs)?

In the chat "Visual C++ 2005 Library and Runtime Enhancements",
http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/transcripts/vstudio/vstudio_091604.aspx,
there is some discussion on a 2.0 CLR enhancement in which the CLR calls a
"Module Constructor" before any managed code is executed in the ...

I have a query about the garbage collection
If i an array of an object of size, say 1000, and the object
implements Idisposable, first of all how should i call dispose method
on an object array.To better understand the query i am providing a

Can someone tell me where can I get complete list of MSIL instructions along
with the documentation.
Thanks in advance

Hi..
Can anyone let me know why most companies prefer C# when the same task can
be accomplished using VB.NET in a simpler and easier way..?

Can someone please let me know if this is a feasible solution?
Lets say I have a class TEST which has a method called RUN().
The RUN() method needs to load 10 assemblies into a new App Domain, Create
Instances of Types which Implement certain interfaces, and Call methods on

I was just wondering that when an object's finalized method is called,
garbage collector must have marked it as garbage and unreachable even
though i am accessing the Static Variables of the Class after finalized
method is called.

Does anyone know what the verification rules concerning the initialization
of a value class "this" pointer.
In case of object classes, the "this" pointer in a constructor .ctor is
considered initialized when a constructor of the superclass is invoked.

I know how to create a folder using the System.IO namespace but I'd like to
be able to also assign active domain permissions and local permissions using
C#

Hi
I have a .NET windows App in which I load Assemblies using Assembly.Load
into the current Application Domain, Search for Types which implement certain
interfaces and then create Instance of each of these types and call some

    I need to implement single sign on in my application. I dont want to
use passport authentication. Do we any other way?

I know about how the reference types passed by value works, it copies
the pointer in the Stack (which is the pointer to the actual memory
location in the heap) and pass it on, thats y the function called can
modify the original object because it have the pointer to the same

I asked this question in microsoft.public.dotnet.security a week ago but I
did not get any response so I'm trying here.
We have a large desktop application that supports a home-grown rights
management capability.  It is written in C++/MEC++ under .NET 1.1  The