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Illuminaty
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What's wrong with assembley caching?

When I moved my application from SL3 Beta to SL3 I noticed assembley caching doesn't realy work. By looking at the AppManifest I noticed that The 'cached' assemblies are placed in the ClientBin directory and downloaded from there instead of from Microsoft site.

So how is it any good?

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Re: What's wrong with assembley caching?

It could be due to client access, consider a company that has an intranet with a number of SL web sites. The users don't have any access to Microsoft sites but would like to make use of DLL caches.

Illuminaty
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Re: What's wrong with assembley caching?

Ok, you've got a point.

1. Is there any way to change it back to be downloaded from microsoft?

2.When exactly are this assemblies downloaded? for each application?

Many thanks,

Netanel

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Re: What's wrong with assembley caching?

I think Jeff will answer your questions better than me.


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