reading manifest

[Ahmet AKGUN]

Hi;

Can we get all dependincy information (manifest) of an executableusing c# ?
If so, can anybody give a small example ?

thanks..

[Kevin McNeish [C# MVP]]

Re: reading manifest

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You can, by means of the Assembly class's GetReferencedAs semblies method.
For example:

Assembly MyAssembly = Assembly.LoadFr om("c:\\MyAssem bly.dll");
AssemblyName[] AsmNames = Assembly.GetRef erencedAssembli es();

You can also get a reference to the currently executing assembly like this:

Assembly CurrentAssembly = Assembly.GetExe cutingAssembly( );

Regards,
Kevin McNeish
C# MVP
Chief Software Architect, Mere Mortals .NET Framework

https://www.oakleafsd.com

[Ahmet AKGUN]

Re: reading manifest


thanks it workes, but how can I dismiss System.Forms like dependincies ?
I just want to external referenced dll's that users prepared and their
version

But all System.* referances are also in this list.

thanks..



"Kevin McNeish [C# MVP]" <kevinm@oakleaf sd.com> wrote in message
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> Assembly CurrentAssembly = Assembly.GetExe cutingAssembly( );
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> Regards,
> Kevin McNeish
> C# MVP
> Chief Software Architect, Mere Mortals .NET Framework
> www.oakleafsd.com
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