Silverlight - Dynamically Loading Assemblies/Code
- Posted: Jul 15, 2008 at 12:14 PM
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It can be useful to be able to dynamically load assemblies from the web in order to factor the application or add additional code at runtime. Here we look at how we can start doing that.
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In this demo the type name of the 'plugin' was hard coded into the hosting application. A more decoupled approach would be to enumerate types in the assembly looking for an implementation of the desired interface.
Yes, definitely agree - should have called that out in the demo. Generally, if you can keep it out of the code then keep it out of the code
Mike.
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