I have a C# class file which will be packaged as a class library. In the class library project, I have a folder called XSL and inside this folder I have some XSL files. My C# class which does XSL validation is in a different namespace. How can I refer to the XSL folder from a different namespace in which I have the class that wants to do the XSL validation by using the XSL files?
If the files are embedded in the Assembly, you can get their content ( Stream
) using the Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(String)
method.
So:
Assembly a = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); //get access to the current assembly.
Stream s = a.GetManifestResourceStream("xslt.file1");
//process stream s
In case it is a third party assembly (class library) you can load it by creating an Assembly
instance from that path:
Assembly a = Assembly.LoadFrom("file.dll");
This of course only works if it is a .NET assembly with a version that can be interpreted. So don't use it to load a .exe
generated by a C-compiler.
Each resource is stored by a dot-separated path, for instance "MyCompany.MyProduct.MyDirectory.MyFile.xslt"
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