RE: Reload GAC assembly in a child appdomain when testing BTS assembli

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Hi Lars,

I think the following comments containing some helpful information on the
issue you met.

"As per Article <http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561436.aspx>
NET assemblies can be invoked from within a map by using the Scripting
functoid. This provides a great deal of flexibility and enables the
developer to solve many different custom mapping problems. It also imposes
a unique constraint on the map?it must internally reference not only the
assembly type name but also the full
assembly version number being invoked. As a consequence, if the version
number of the assembly called by the map changes, all of the links that
reference the assembly will break.

To avoid this issue we recommend that if assemblies are required to be
called from a map, a specific assembly is created to hold only map
functionality and the assembly version number of this assembly is fixed. In
this way, other helper functions can have the assembly version updated
without breaking the maps. If an assembly referenced from a map is changed
after map development then consider
updating the map file outside of the Map Editor to reflect the updated
version numbers.

Best way is to open Map in Notepad to modify the map file to reflect
updated version numbers "

Thanks.

Sincerely,

WenJun Zhang

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