DLL Hell and Version Policy
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by Anuj Sahu
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Policy Evaluation

The first thing the CLR does when binding to a shared named assembly is to determine which version of the assembly to bind to. The process starts by reading the version number of the desired assembly that was recorded in the manifest of the assembly making the reference. Policy is then evaluated to determine if any of the policy levels contain a redirection to a different version. The policy levels are evaluated in order starting with application policy, followed by publisher and finally administrator.


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Title: Chirag   
Name: Chirag
Date: 2007-02-19 6:47:21 AM
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Title: GOOD   
Name: SHAKTI PRASAD SAHOO
Date: 2007-01-07 8:48:54 AM
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Title: Nice   
Name: Joydip
Date: 2007-01-05 4:56:14 AM
Comment:
Hi,

This is a nice article. The concepts are well explained. Good work. Keep it up. Please find my blog at:--

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