"Resource Sharing" Architecture

hi all, need some suggestions

right now when i try to build some program i used .dll that contains global method that being used in whole application, when it need to change than i just need to rebuild the .dll then rebuild the program that used that .dll

it got no problem at all because i'm a single fighter

but this situation doesn't work well when i involved into Developer Team
when "sharing resource" change, it need to be redeploy

my first thought are using Web Service to do simillar

any insight how to resolve something like this?

thx,
erick

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Originally Posted by erickwidya

hi all, need some suggestions

right now when i try to build some program i used .dll that contains global method that being used in whole application, when it need to change than i just need to rebuild the .dll then rebuild the program that used that .dll

it got no problem at all because i'm a single fighter

but this situation doesn't work well when i involved into Developer Team
when "sharing resource" change, it need to be redeploy

my first thought are using Web Service to do simillar

any insight how to resolve something like this?

thx,
erick

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I think a combination of version control and continuous integration will allow you to achieve what you're after.

Here are some recommendations:

Version control: http://tortoisesvn.net/
Continuous Integration (build server): http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/

thx x-ice for the info

i believe Turtoise and Team City are meant for phase "when the application were build" before it distributed

what i mean is after the application distributed, when the dependency/reference or some echancment changes, i don't need to rebuild the application

the application just "use" the newly references without question

hope u understand what i mean

thx,
erick

erickwidya, if you are creating a strongly named assembly, what you aim is not possible, because a strongly named assembly will include the version number. However if it's a normal assembly which is not strongly named, what you want to achieve should not be a problem.

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thx honeybee for the response

i will keep this in mind..