This topic will cover the concept of the adapter pattern & how to implement logger using log4net. It will also cover what’s adapter pattern, why need, where & when to use; what’s Log4Net, implementation of logger using adapter pattern, how to implement and add custom SMTP appender & configuration.
This topic will cover the concept of the adapter pattern & how to implement logger using log4net. It will also cover what’s adapter pattern, why need, where & when to use; what’s Log4Net, implementation of logger using adapter pattern, how to implement and add custom SMTP appender & configuration.
This is an example of how you may take a COM *.dll file, and binary-embed it inside your C# project as a *.cs file. You can create a fully functional COM interface in managed enviroment using the steps described in the project.
Another way to use the code above is to create dynamic "dynamic linking", to download dlls and embed them during runtime!How to do this:1. Add a project reference to a COM object, but DO NOT include the DLL in the executable folder2. Do not call any of the functions from the COM ref...
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, you can just go to properties for the project, Settings tab, and click "This project does not contain a default settings file. Click here to create one.".
Ideal for finding LoadLibrary() in 32 bit programs from a 64 bit program but it works for any function in any DLL and supports forwarded functions and ordinals.
The following command lists all the functions which are exported from a DLL.Dumpbin/exports filenameType the following command in Visual Studio command prompt.Dumpbin/exports Csp2.dllCommand name will list all the exported functionanmes from the DLL
