Difference between VB dll and assemblies in .NET ?
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Answer / vineeta agarwal
Assemblies can contain DLL and EXE both. Different versions
of one DLL can be handeled by assemblies. They overcome the
DLL Hell problem. Assemblies Contain Manifest and MetaData
files. These are the seprate files that describes the
Assembly and its attributes.
VB DLL is inprocess.DLL run with an exe
where as DLL are not self executable.
we can reuse DLLs .DLL are not platform independent
If we have more then one Versions of a DLL we can face DLL
Hell Problem.
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Answer / pavan kumar
BOTH VB DLL AND ASSEMBLIES ARE REUSEABLE CODE
BUT WHEN YOU CREATE TWO DLLS WITH SAME NAME IN VB
VERSIONING PROBLEM OCCURS IN VB
IN ASSEMBLES ARE INTRODUCED TO AVOID VISIONIG PROBLEM
IN .NET
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Answer / anil sharma
assemblies contain more then one dll an exe and executable
code
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Answer / ambarish t.v
All most all languages support VB DLL(COM DLL).But
assemblies can support only in .Net frameworks..
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Answer / srini
Assemblies can contain morethan one dll,exe and html file
and they represents the resources,type definition and
implementation of those types.
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