nick:
hope i'm not stating the obvious for you,
but you *are* aware, i presume, that your loading app
wants to find the loaded app in the loading app's runtime
directory, or a sub directory of the loading apps runtime
directory...
(i recently changed the build path of a "loaded at
runtime" dll and chased this very symptom for a few days.)
dale
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>-----Original Message-----
>Hi, I've got a problem.
>
>I have a class that was created through reflection by
>another class.... now, in this class, I'm trying to[/color]
create[color=blue]
>a new AppDomain for yet another class, and dynamically
>instantiate an object from a class in a DLL outside the
>normal application-base directory.
>
>I have tried nearly everything (I feel like), but the
>program will always get an error saying that the DLL (or
>one of its dependencies, of which there are none) cannot
>be found.
>
>Is there something special about dynamically loading[/color]
user[color=blue]
>assemblies from an object that was once dynamically
>loaded, or something along those lines? I've been on[/color]
this[color=blue]
>for weeks.
>
>Thanks,
>Nick
>.
>[/color]
hope i'm not stating the obvious for you,
but you *are* aware, i presume, that your loading app
wants to find the loaded app in the loading app's runtime
directory, or a sub directory of the loading apps runtime
directory...
(i recently changed the build path of a "loaded at
runtime" dll and chased this very symptom for a few days.)
dale
[color=blue]
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi, I've got a problem.
>
>I have a class that was created through reflection by
>another class.... now, in this class, I'm trying to[/color]
create[color=blue]
>a new AppDomain for yet another class, and dynamically
>instantiate an object from a class in a DLL outside the
>normal application-base directory.
>
>I have tried nearly everything (I feel like), but the
>program will always get an error saying that the DLL (or
>one of its dependencies, of which there are none) cannot
>be found.
>
>Is there something special about dynamically loading[/color]
user[color=blue]
>assemblies from an object that was once dynamically
>loaded, or something along those lines? I've been on[/color]
this[color=blue]
>for weeks.
>
>Thanks,
>Nick
>.
>[/color]