I have a resource assembly which stores a lot of reusable scripts, styles and controls. I’m not sure if I should cache this assembly after loading it. Does Assembly.Load use internal cache within the same app-domain?
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I have a resource assembly which stores a lot of reusable scripts, styles and controls. I’m not sure if I should cache this assembly after loading it. Does Assembly.Load use internal cache within the same app-domain?
Thank you!
Assemblies when loaded into an AppDomain remain loaded, so there is nothing for you to do, this is the default behaviour.
In fact you will have an issue if you want to unload an Assembly, in that case you need to unload the entire AppDomain, that’s why you would often load an assembly into a new AppDomain in your case you wouldn’t need to go to that effort.