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Default How can i update my component

Hi friends,

I made a Component using Class Library project before some days. & assign a strong name. Release the project & put the generated dll into a separate folder Called MyComponents. & then with the help of Gacutil command install it into GAC(in Gacutill command, i gave the path of the MyComponent folder).

Now I hav done some changes in my Class Library project. My problem is: How can i update my old dll that is in GAC. Someone told me that u should delete the old one and install the new one again.

Also my installed dll is not present in Add Reference section, means I want to see it in teh Add Reference.





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