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.NET Framework - Assemblies - Shared Assemblies - Introduction to Shared Assemblies.
Mart 9, 2011 by Microsoft

In .NET Framework, there are two type of assemblies as conceptional separation.

1. Private assemblies: assemblies that are created by developer-programmer for the purpose, to be used by the specific application that requires the assembly (DLL or Class Library file). Private assemblies are added to the solutions as reference with including its namespace to import the contained Class-or relevant code entities into the application (for example a method to display "hello world" string in another DLL). By default, an assembly is private to the VS project which is created by developer. The referenced assembly is required to be in same folder with the application that wants to use the addressed assembly. When an assembly is added to the VS solution project, the DLL or Class Library which is being referenced is automatically copied into the project directory by VS as a copy of the assembly file. Due to the prevent those type of separate copies for every project, .NET provides another approach: shared assemblies.

2. Shared assemblies
Details and information related to the shared assemblies of .NET Framework:
- Shared assemblies are accessible by all applications within system-wide.
- Shared assemblies are stored in a special .NET folder. Installed applications does not require to know to locate a assembly or to find where the files are. This special folder is referred as GLOBAL ASSEMBLY CACHE (GAC).
- Due to access level at system-wide, .NET provides security-verification control features to verify or initiate a security checks for the installed assemblies.
- A shared assembly has to provide to the Operating System that it is not modified or replaced by a same name-version file (such as virus activity) later by an unauthorized access (such as hacking issues). To do that, .NET provides a signature provider application tool sk.exe, for an assembly to sign the assembly that created by the developer with a cryptographic key.

GAC folder is located in Windows Directory, named "assembly" folder. Assembly folder also contains .NET system assemblies of Microsoft. Windows shell extension shfusion.dll provides extended view for GAC folder.





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