Step by step procedure of how to install an assembly: Part I by Bechir Bejaoui on May 11, 2009
This step by step tutorial will guide the programmer to install his assembly in the GAC.

Installing an Assembly: Part II Using the Global Cache by Bechir Bejaoui on May 04, 2009
This article explains installing an Assembly using the Global Cache.

Part IV: Step by step procedure of how to install an assembly by Bechir Bejaoui on Apr 30, 2009
This article continue to explain how to install an assembly as the part I,II and III.

Part III: Step by step procedure of how to install an assembly by Bechir Bejaoui on Apr 28, 2009
This article is as in the part I and II describes the maner of how to install an assembly.

Access AssemblyInfo file and get product informations by Ravee Rasaiyah on Apr 23, 2008
This article tells you that .Net have the assemblyInfo file for every project and also have custom attributes to access the asseblyinfo file attributes.

The Basics of .NET Framework Interoperability by Dave on Feb 29, 2008
The System.Runtime.InteropServices namespace defines classes where some of which define methods that enable managed code to call native code. This is accomplished via an internal call and is called the Platform Invoke service

Dynamic building and execution of assembly using CodeDome & Reflection by Pradeep Tiwari on Feb 01, 2008
This article shows how to enter code, compile it , execute it and apart from that access code and data member from the main or other referenced assembly during runtime.

Introduction to the Assembly Concept by Bechir Bejaoui on Jan 17, 2008
This is a brief introduction to the assembly concept, it shows importants issues for a programmer to know.

Assembly in .NET 2.0 by Gaurav Tomar on Nov 13, 2007
This article gives you an overview of assemblies used in .net 2.0.

Introduction to Building a Plug-In Architecture Using C# by Matthew Cochran on Sep 09, 2007
In this article we'll take another look at how we can use the state pattern to build a plug-in architecture that will allow us to change the behavior of our application by placing differnt plug-ins into a folder.

Capturing File Information by Scott Lysle on May 01, 2007
This article describes a simple approach to capturing and displaying file and file version information.

C# Friendly Assemblies: Looking at building Truly Reusable Components by Matthew Cochran on Apr 12, 2007
This article discusses how we can hide our base class implementation and require referencing of our objects through their interfaces. This keeps our own projects loosely coupled and also allows us to publish our assemblies as truly reusable components because they are 100% “Black box”.

Customized Solution & Project Explorer in .NET using C# and Windows Forms by Sateesh Kumar on Mar 22, 2007
This application will allows to see project or solution contents in structure similar to Solution Explorer.

Assembly in .NET by Thiru Balaje on Feb 22, 2007
The .NET assembly is the standard for components developed with the Microsoft.NET.

Assemblies : The Ins and Out : Part III by Chris Rausch on Jan 30, 2007
In this part I will discuss in more detail than Part 2, the available utilities for manipulating assemblies.

Enhancements in Assemblies and Versioning in Visual Studio 2005 by Sairam on Jan 30, 2007
The article discusses a couple of features introduced for assembly and versioning in Visual Studio 2005 such as referencing assemblies, registering assemblies to GAC, digital signing and friend assemblies.

Assembly Viewer and Assembly Conflict Viewer in ASP.NET by Satish Arveti on Jan 30, 2007
This article show how to view assembly attributes and conflicts in ASP.NET page using C#.

Code Access Security - Implementing publishers based security using digital certificates by Anand Thakur on Dec 02, 2006
This article explains how to implement publishers based security using digital certificates.

Dynamic Code Compilation by Thiagarajan Alagarsamy on Dec 01, 2006
This article throws light on how a code can be built dynamically, compiled and run.

How to call a .NET Assembly from a SQL Server Scheduled Job? by Frank Gutierrez on Sep 01, 2006
This article shows you a step-by-step implementation of a COM client (a SQL Server scheduled Job) using .NET and C#.

When to Delay Sign Assemblies by Vandita Pandey on Aug 05, 2006
Delay signing plays a vital role in development when you are building assemblies. In this article, I talk about the significance and process of delay signing the assemblies.

Indepths of Global Assembly Cache by Nirlep Kaur on Aug 04, 2006
This article gives an indepth knowledge of working of global assembly cache.

FxCop Integration into VS.NET by Prashant Tailor on Feb 16, 2006
In this article, I give brief introduction on FXCop tool, followed by steps to integrate the tool in VS.NET IDE. I have also indentified benifits and limitations of integration.

How to create Application Domain using Framework 2.0 by Ashish Singhal on Feb 14, 2006
This article will describe members used to create appdomain in runtime.

Delay Signing an Assembly by Sushmita Kumari on Jan 18, 2006
In this article we will elaborate the terminology Delay Signing as well as what it means. How it works and the approach to achieve it.

How do I use the CultureInfo and RegionInfo classes? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
The CultureInfo and RegionInfo classes are exported from the System.Globalization namespace. CultureInfo contains a culture's DisplayName, Calendar, and various official abbreviations.

How do I use the CodeDOM to emit source code? by Mahesh Chand on Jan 29, 2007
The CodeDOM is an API that gives you the ability to create a programming structure of namespaces, objects, and programming constructs by adding items to different collections. All CodeDOM programs start out with the creation of a ICodeGenerator for the target language.

How Do I Use Assembly Version Policy? by Mahesh Chand on Jan 28, 2007
A primary goal of the deployment system in the .NET Framework is to eliminate conflicts between applications caused by shared components and shared states (or DLL conflicts). A key solution to this problem is a robust versioning system.

How Do I Change the search path for private assemblies? by Mahesh Chand on Jan 28, 2007
Private assemblies are assemblies that are visible to only one application. The .NET Framework enables developers to build applications that are isolated from changes made to the system by other applications.

How Do I Create an assembly with a strong name? by Mahesh Chand on Jan 28, 2007
Assemblies can be assigned a cryptographic signature, called a strong name, which provides name uniqueness for the assembly and prevents someone from taking over the name of your assembly (name spoofing).