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According to MSDN it’s possible to create a NEW assembly in runtime using, for example, Reflection.Emit and add a new class in it, I just would like to avoid such an overkill and create the class in an existing assembly.
Is it possible?
You can’t alter existing assemblies, as they are read-only once they are loaded (not to mention the problem of strong name signing). There is generally no disadvantage to creating a new assembly; what prevents you from doing so?