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==Title==
.NET Progamming - .Net Online Tutorial for Web Developer's

==Description==
''' About ASP.NET Assemblies in .Net '''

An assembly in ASP.NET is a collection of single-file or multiple files. The assembly that has more than one file contains either a dynamic link library (DLL) or an EXE file. The assembly also contains metadata that is known as assembly manifest. The assembly manifest contains data about the versioning requirements of the assembly, author name of the assembly, the security requirements that the assembly requires to run, and the various files that form part of the assembly.

The biggest advantage of using ASP.NET Assemblies is that developers can create applications without interfering with other applications on the system. When the developer creates an application that requires an assembly that assembly will not affect other applications. The assembly used for one application is not applied to another application. However one assembly can be shared with other applications. In this case the assembly has to be placed in the bin directory of the application that uses it.

This is in contrast to DLL in the past. Earlier developers used to share libraries of code through DLL. To use the DLL that is developed by another developer for another application, you have to register that DLL in your machine. In ASP.NET, the assembly is created by default whenever you build a DLL. You can check the details of the manifest of the assembly by using classes located in the System.Reflection namespace.

[http://www.dotnet-guide.com/assemblies.html read more]

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	+	==Title==
	+	.NET Progamming - .Net Online Tutorial for Web Developer's

	+	==Description==
	+	''' About ASP.NET Assemblies in .Net '''
	+
	+	An assembly in ASP.NET is a collection of single-file or multiple files. The assembly that has more than one file contains either a dynamic link library (DLL) or an EXE file. The assembly also contains metadata that is known as assembly manifest. The assembly manifest contains data about the versioning requirements of the assembly, author name of the assembly, the security requirements that the assembly requires to run, and the various files that form part of the assembly.
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	+	The biggest advantage of using ASP.NET Assemblies is that developers can create applications without interfering with other applications on the system. When the developer creates an application that requires an assembly that assembly will not affect other applications. The assembly used for one application is not applied to another application. However one assembly can be shared with other applications. In this case the assembly has to be placed in the bin directory of the application that uses it.
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	+	This is in contrast to DLL in the past. Earlier developers used to share libraries of code through DLL. To use the DLL that is developed by another developer for another application, you have to register that DLL in your machine. In ASP.NET, the assembly is created by default whenever you build a DLL. You can check the details of the manifest of the assembly by using classes located in the System.Reflection namespace.
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	+	[http://www.dotnet-guide.com/assemblies.html read more]
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	+	==Additional Information==
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