Hello I've been looking for ways in which to find the folder for the Implementation ; ny finally found several ways to do
Form 1: Using
Reflection, we find the path of the assembly that is running, but that if you take into account that this works Windows applications, web application returns the path to a temporary, which is not the path where the dll is being
Spath = Path.GetDirectoryName (System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.Location)
through the class path only extract the asembly directory run the command running
Form 2:
Spath = System . AppDomain.CurrentDomain.RelativeSearchPath
This method works well in web applications that call for the assembly in which you run the command above, but in windows applications not working, why? .. not yet (maybe after you find out) returns null
Forma3:
Spath = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory
This form has an interesting behavior when an application runs on Windows returns the directory where the DLL is running the method, but when tested in an application n Web or a WebService which returns the Web application root
An application for this could be that bald or want to verify the license of your system and it be read a file that has the license key and is hosted in the folder of the DLL that runs the verification method. For that creeen a method in that DLL something like this:
Public
Shared Function Licenciaválida() As BooleanDim sPath As String
sPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.Location)
sPath & = "\MiFile.txt"
If Not File.Exists(sPath) Then
    sPath = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.RelativeSearchPath
    sPath & = "\MiFile.txt"
    If Not File.Exists(sPath) Then
        sPath = System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory
        sPath & = "\MiFile.txt"
     End If
End If
f =
New StreamReader(sPath)Dim s_CLave As String = f.ReadLine
f.Close()
f = Nothing
return VerificarClave( s_Clave)
End Function
That's all for today
Salu2
Sergio
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