What is shared and private assembly ?
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Answer / karthikumar.r
shared assembly is global to all applications.
but private assembly is cerated for each applications.
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Answer / menalish fenando
Shared and Private Assembly: A private assembly is a assembly that is available to particular applications where they are kept. And cannot be references outside the scope of the folder where they are kept.
In contrast, Shared Assemblies are the assemblies that are accessible globally/shared across the machine to all the applications. For using the shared assemblies you need to register the assembly with a strong name in the global assembly cache(GAC) using gacutil.exe. GAC can be found on all the computers with .Net framework installed.
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Answer / mohan kumar e.
Shared assemblies are accessed by more than one application
and they are stored in GAC. private assemblies are accessed
by only one application and they are stored in application
directory and one of its subdirectory.
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