Establish your own .NET class library
First, open your vs.net, find a Class Library project, here we are named: MyDLL.
Second, add a strong name to your own DLL project, steps below:
1, click Start -> Program -> Micro Visual Studio.net -> Micro Visual Studio.net Tools-> Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt
2, enter SN -K C: /MYDLKEY.SNK
3, return to the vs.net editing the environment, open the assembly.cs (or vb) file, change [askMBLY: askEMBLYKEYFILE (")]: [Assembly: askEMBLYKEYFILE (@" c: /mydllkey.snk ")]
Third, compile the MYDLL project, generate mydll.dll, here we assume that mydll.dll files in c: / myproj / mydll / bin / release / directory
Fourth, return to the Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt command prompt, enter Gacutil -i c: /myproj/mydll/bin/release/mydll.dll
5. Open the registry, in the hkey_current_machine / software / microsoft / .NetFramework / assemblyfolders key, create a new key value "mydll", change its default value to: c: / myproj / mydll / bin / release /
6. Restart VS.NET, create any project, then right click on References, select Add Reference, you can see your MyDLL under .NET TAB.
Summary: We can register some of your components you usually use into a GAC, and in .NET, you can use it for a lot of convenience for yourself.
