GSSP-NET · Question #448
Georgina works as a Software Developer for BlueChip Inc. She develops an application named App1 using Visual Studio .NET. The company wants her to deploy App1 to a customer's laptop. Georgina…
The correct answer is A. The culture attribute of the assembly B. Sub-directories in the application's root directory C. The application base or root directory F. The assembly's name. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Georgina works as a Software Developer for BlueChip Inc. She develops an application named App1 using Visual Studio .NET. The company wants her to deploy App1 to a customer's laptop. Georgina creates an assembly named Assembly1 to be stored in the Global Assembly Cache so that the Common Language Runtime (CLR) can locate and bind Assembly1. As the application executes, the CLR locates the path of Assembly1 through the codebase setting. But, it finds no <codebase> element in the app.config file, and fails to bind Assembly1. Now, the CLR tries to locate Assembly1 through probing. Which of the following will the CLR check to locate Assembly1? Each correct answer represents a part of the solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- AThe culture attribute of the assembly
- BSub-directories in the application's root directory
- CThe application base or root directory
- DThe Gacutil.exe tool in the Global Assembly Cache
- EPreviously loaded assemblies
- FThe assembly's name
- GThe correct version of the assembly
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(32 responses)- A72% (23)
- D3% (1)
- E19% (6)
- G6% (2)
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