deploying apps exes in one folder dlls in another

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I am trying to deploy several applications that use the same Dll's. I want to run them off the several so all a user has to do is double click on it to run, this way i don't have to install the apps locally. These exe's will sit in thier specific location, ie. shipping.exe will be in the folder ...\shipping\shipping.exe and i orderentry.exe will be in ...\order entry\orderentry.exe. I want the DLL's that both of these exe's use to sit in a folder called ...\DLL library\*.dll. is there a possible way to do this.

Posted 28-Aug-11 20:35pm

senthil sennu

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2011-08-28T20:38:00

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Does deploying the shared dlls in GAC seem a suitable solution to you? Also, have you considered a case where Application1 uses version 1 of Dll1 and Application2 uses version 2?

Posted 28-Aug-11 20:38pm

dan!sh

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senthil sennu 29-Aug-11 2:41am

I cant use GAC because there are about 600 dll's which is common.
Second senario is not applicable for me.

dan!sh 29-Aug-11 3:01am

Why GAC cannot be used?