I do not have much experience in this area - so I have some questions. First of all, all. Does Net-Built DLLs have their own GUID? If not, then my question is how can I get it and connect it to DLL.
Then the question is, how do I get the meaning of that DLL-GUID? Given a DLL path (c: \ some \ path \ to \ a \ file.dll) how do I set its GUID? In addition, there is an easy way to go to other methods (GUID -> DLL) - I have read something about it but many VB6 refers to DLLs and COM stuff in it ... does it still apply to net DLLs is ?
Update: Thanks for the answer, maybe I'm asking the wrong question I have to be a unique ID for each of my DLL files, so that I can reference them in the database. I want to be able to take the unique ID stored in the database, and then easily find the DLL and do some stuff with it. What has been said to the answers, I should not use a GUID, then there is a definite way to do this?
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