Get Application reference assembly at runtime

[Serge calderara]

Dear all,

Is there a way to get the list of references attached to
my application by code?

The idea is that when my application start, I would like
to log in a file the version of all assembly used.

thanks for your answer
regards

[Jon Skeet]

Re: Get Application reference assembly at runtime

Serge calderara <serge.calderar a@maillefer.net > wrote:[color=blue]
> Is there a way to get the list of references attached to
> my application by code?
>
> The idea is that when my application start, I would like
> to log in a file the version of all assembly used.[/color]

Well, you can find out all the assemblies which are loaded in a
particular AppDomain using AppDomain.GetAs semblies. However, if your
app only uses some of the assemblies that it references later on, those
assemblies won't have been loaded into the AppDomain.

You *could* find your executable file and read which assemblies it
references, but that would be a bit of a pain.

You could also hook into AppDomain.Assem blyLoad and log the version
loaded when each assembly loads - but again, that wouldn't get you
everything right at the start.

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