Hi all,
I have just started dotnet framework.im understanding the assemblies ,in the framework documentaion ,i have just come across the naming "activation scoping ".Could anyone elaborate on that
Thanks in Advance
Santosh Kumar
what is activation scoping in assemblies?
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what is activation scoping in assemblies?
SunilKannan
Scoping is the process in which the scope of a member is determined. For example, you may have noticed that you can select a block of text in VS.NET and then press the Ctrl-F key to perform a find-and-replace operation on that block of selected text ONLY. This is possible via a process called scoping. VS.NET knows to search for and replace text that you have selected - the text has been scoped via scoping. It's the process of "grouping" a related set of data.
Scoping also refers to the scope of code within brackets, for C#. Any code outside of the brackets in C# is "out of scope".
Now, "activation scoping" probably refers the CLR's ability to uniquely identify activated assemblies in memory.
Just remember that "activation" most likely refers to the Just-in-time compiler (Jitter) ability to "activate" an assembly and/or type and that "scoping" most likely refers to a logical "grouping" of data.
Rabtok
I'm not aware of such a term. Where did you find this used in the documentation and what was the documentation covering at the time
Michael Taylor - 12/15/05