In other words, if I have a compiled dll file, is there a way to find out (using Reflection) whether this dll is produced from a WebApplication, ClassLibrary or another project type? Is there any difference at all?
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In other words, if I have a compiled dll file, is there a way to find out (using Reflection) whether this dll is produced from a WebApplication, ClassLibrary or another project type? Is there any difference at all?
There’s no practical difference, but you might be able to tell them apart based on the names of various classes and methods. For example, the presence of a
Page_Loadmethod probably indicates that it’s a web application.