Hi,
The code below loads the Assembly from the Path.
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile("C:\ParshuLayoutValidator\RuleWarning\bin\Debug\RuleWarning.dll")
But I want to load the the assembly without providing the Path Name something like
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile("RuleWarning.dll").
Note: That this is not the Executing Assembly so I cannot use the GetExecutingAssembly().
I also have a code which gets the BaseDirectory from the AppDomain ie. C:\ParshuLayoutValidator\RuleWarning\bin\Debug\.
and then do System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile(BaseDirectory & "RuleWarning.dll")
But I think both the code though written differently function the same way. Is it possible to load an assembly without
revealing the whole Path Name?
Thanks
The code below loads the Assembly from the Path.
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile("C:\ParshuLayoutValidator\RuleWarning\bin\Debug\RuleWarning.dll")
But I want to load the the assembly without providing the Path Name something like
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile("RuleWarning.dll").
Note: That this is not the Executing Assembly so I cannot use the GetExecutingAssembly().
I also have a code which gets the BaseDirectory from the AppDomain ie. C:\ParshuLayoutValidator\RuleWarning\bin\Debug\.
and then do System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFile(BaseDirectory & "RuleWarning.dll")
But I think both the code though written differently function the same way. Is it possible to load an assembly without
revealing the whole Path Name?
Thanks