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If you read previous editions of this book that covered .NET 1.0-.NET 3.5, this is where I would be telling you to open your machine s Windows Explorer and view your installed CarLibrary in the GAC, simply by navigating to C:\Windows\assembly. However (and this is a very big however), if you attempted to do so now, you would be stunned to find that you cannot see the expected CarLibrary icon under C:\Windows\assembly, even though gacutil.exe has verified the library has been installed! With the release of .NET 4.0, the GAC has been split in two. Specifically, under C:\Windows\assembly you will find the location of the .NET 1.0-.NET 3.5 base class libraries (as well as various oddball assemblies, including libraries from third-party vendors). However, when you compile an assembly under .NET 4.0, and deploy it to the GAC using gacutil.exe, your library will be deployed to a brandnew location: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_MSIL. Under this new folder, you will find a set of subdirectories, each of which is named identically to the friendly name of a particular code library (for example, \System.Windows.Forms, \System.Core, and so on). Beneath a given friendly name folder, you ll find yet another subdirectory that always takes the following naming convention: v4.0_major.minor.build.revision__publicKeyTokenValue The v4.0 prefix denotes that the library compiled under .NET version 4.0. That prefix is followed by a single underbar, then the version of the library in question, which in this example is version 1.0.0.0 of CarLibrary.dll. After a pair of underbars, you ll see the publickeytoken value based on your strong name. Figure 14-22 shows the directory structure of my version of CarLibrary.dll on my Windows 7 operating system.

A Unix timestamp indicating when the cache entry should expire or 0 for never A Unix timestamp indicating when the cache entry was created A flag to indicate whether content is serialized (1) or not (0)

Figure 14-22. The strongly named, shared CarLibrary (version 1.0.0.0)

When you are building applications that use a shared assembly, the only difference from consuming a private assembly is in how you reference the library using Visual Studio 2010. In reality, there is no difference as far as the tool is concerned you still use the Add Reference dialog box. However, this dialog box will not allow you to reference the assembly by browsing to the C:\Windows\assembly folder, which is specific to .NET 3.5 and earlier.

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Note Seasoned .NET developers may recall that even when you navigated to C:\Windows\assembly, the Visual Studio Add Reference dialog refused to let you reference shared libraries! Because of this, developers had to maintain a separate copy of the library, simply for the purpose of referencing the assembly. The story under Visual Studio 2010 is much nicer. Read on...

When you need to reference an assembly that has been deployed to the .NET 4.0 GAC, you will need to browse to the "v4.0_major.minor.build.revision__publicKeyTokenValue" directory for your particular library via the Browse tab (see Figure 14-23).

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Figure 14-23. Referencing the strongly named, shared CarLibrary (version 1.0.0.0) using Visual Studio 2010 This (somewhat confusing) fact aside, create a new C# Console Application named SharedCarLibClient and reference your CarLibrary.dll assembly as just described. As you would hope, you can now see an icon in your Solution Explorer s Reference folder. If you select this icon and then view the Properties window (accessible from the Visual Studio View menu), you ll notice that the Copy Local property of the selected CarLibrary is now set to False. In any case, author the following test code in your new client application: using using using using System; System.Collections.Generic; System.Linq; System.Text;

using CarLibrary; namespace SharedCarLibClient { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("***** Shared Assembly Client *****"); SportsCar c = new SportsCar(); c.TurboBoost(); Console.ReadLine(); }

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} } Once you have compiled your client application, navigate to the directory that contains SharedCarLibClient.exe using Windows Explorer and notice that Visual Studio 2010 has not copied CarLibrary.dll to the client s application directory. When you reference an assembly whose manifest contains a .publickey value, Visual Studio 2010 assumes the strongly named assembly will most likely be deployed to the GAC, and therefore does not bother to copy the binary.