mcs/class/System.ComponentModel.Composition/src/Composition.Initialization/System/ComponentModel/Composition/PartInitializer.AssemblyList.cs

   1 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------\r
   2 // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.\r
   3 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------\r
   4 using System;\r
   5 using System.Collections.Generic;\r
   6 using System.Reflection;\r
   7 //using System.Windows;\r
   8 //using System.Windows.Resources;\r
   9 \r
  10 namespace System.ComponentModel.Composition\r
  11 {\r
  12     public static partial class PartInitializer\r
  13     {\r
  14         // This method is the only Silverlight specific code dependency in CompositionHost\r
  15         private static List<Assembly> GetAssemblyList()\r
  16         {\r
  17             var assemblies = new List<Assembly>();\r
  18 \r
  19             // While this may seem like somewhat of a hack, walking the AssemblyParts in the active \r
  20             // deployment object is the only way to get the list of assemblies loaded by the XAP. \r
  21             /*\r
  22             foreach (AssemblyPart ap in Deployment.Current.Parts)\r
  23             {\r
  24                 StreamResourceInfo sri = Application.GetResourceStream(new Uri(ap.Source, UriKind.Relative));\r
  25                 if (sri != null)\r
  26                 {\r
  27                     // Keep in mind that calling Load on an assembly that is already loaded will\r
  28                     // be a no-op and simply return the already loaded assembly object.\r
  29                     Assembly assembly = ap.Load(sri.Stream);\r
  30                     assemblies.Add(assembly);\r
  31                 }\r
  32             }\r
  33              */\r
  34 \r
  35             return assemblies;\r
  36         }\r
  37     }\r
  38 }