Thanks. That looks like it has resolved our DLL issue.
Can I query some of the behaviour of dotConnect? In our deployment environment we also have restrictions in place on access to the registry. We're using dotConnect for Oracle in direct mode only so the libraries shouldn't need registry access. However, it appears dotConnect always checks the registry to see which Oracle homes are available even in direct mode. Is this the intended behaviour?
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- Tue 18 Jan 2011 11:00
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- Topic: Loading dotConnect through reflection
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Loading dotConnect through reflection
Hi,
Is it possible to use the dotConnect libraries as an embedded resource and then load them using reflection? I have an implementation of our software using this method and it works great on my development machine. On other machines however I am getting an exception saying Devart.Data.dll cannot be found.
Our software will run in an environment where DLLs are not permitted and where we cannot install dotConnect. We've already attempted using ILMerge to combine the DLLs but this is incompatible with your licensing mechanism.
Kind regards,
Adam
Is it possible to use the dotConnect libraries as an embedded resource and then load them using reflection? I have an implementation of our software using this method and it works great on my development machine. On other machines however I am getting an exception saying Devart.Data.dll cannot be found.
Our software will run in an environment where DLLs are not permitted and where we cannot install dotConnect. We've already attempted using ILMerge to combine the DLLs but this is incompatible with your licensing mechanism.
Kind regards,
Adam