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Shambhavi001
Shambhavi001

Reputation: 31

I have Microsoft assembly name. How to find out the Dll name in which this assembly exists

I have a Microsoft assembly name and class name (Microsoft.Crm.Asynchronous). How can I find out the name of Dll that this assembly resides.

I am instrumenting the performance of various dlls in App dynamics tool. I searched up and found ildasm.exe . But this is a disassembler of a DLL.

I want to know the dll. How can I know the name of the Microsoft Dll if I know one of the assembly name and class name in that dll?

thank you

Upvotes: 1

Views: 73

Answers (1)

Bigabdoul
Bigabdoul

Reputation: 981

The Assembly.CodeBase property will return the assembly's original location, even if it has been copied to a temporary location via shadow copying. You can use typeof(TypeName).Assembly to access the assembly. As a complete example:

var dll = typeof(Microsoft.Crm.Asynchronous).Assembly.CodeBase;

The CodeBase property returns a string in a URI format, so you may want this instead to translate it to a regular path:

var dll = new Uri( typeof(Microsoft.Crm.Asynchronous).Assembly.CodeBase ).LocalPath;

If shadow copying isn't a concern for you, you can use Assembly.Location which is already a regular path.

Upvotes: 2

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