In my Excel Services UDF, is there a way to determine what the pathname of the directory the UDF dll was loaded from
Getting the UDF Directory Pathname
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Getting the UDF Directory Pathname
Sweeps78
Try
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetAssembly().CodeBase.Location
Or something under the Assembly reflection node should give it to you if that doesn't.
- Luis
DarkFire2
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Kzin
I need some more help as this is new to me.
I'm using VB.NET and need the path in my New() method of my UDFClass().
How do I set an Assembly variable to the instance of the assembly
And what do I pass as the type parameter (required) to GetAssembly()
Thanks!
Neotech
Here's the solution from C# for anyone else who needs to do this:
strin udfpath;
udfpath = System.Reflection.
Assembly.GetAssembly(this.GetType()).CodeBase;It returns a URL of the form: file:///C:/dir/subdir/file.ext