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Add a .Net assembly

You can add a .Net assembly from existing .Net assemblies or add a new assembly to the store (database).

When configuring .NET assemblies in TotalAgility running in On-premise multi-tenant and Azure environments, only existing local assemblies and assemblies from Store are available; you cannot add new local assemblies, but you can add Store assemblies.

Add a local .Net assembly

To add an assembly from existing .Net assemblies, perform the following steps.

  1. Navigate to Integration > .Net assemblies.

    The .Net assemblies page appears.

  2. Click New > Local.

    The Add .Net assemblies (Local) dialog box is displayed.

  3. By default, your working category is selected. To change the category, on the Category list, select a category for the .NET assembly.
  4. Enter the Reference path of the .Net assembly.
  5. Optional. In the Description field, enter a description for the .Net assembly, such as "Company .Net assemblies."

    A description can include a maximum of 255 characters.

  6. Select Load assembly using full name if you want the system to load the assembly from GAC when you use this .Net reference in a process or form, at runtime. The full file path is still required in the Reference Path so that TotalAgility can retrieve the full name at design time. (Default: Clear)
  7. Click Save.

Upload a .Net assembly to the store

To add a new assembly to the store (database), perform the following steps.

  1. Navigate to Integration > .Net assemblies.

    The .Net assemblies page appears.

  2. Click New > Store.

    The Upload .Net assemblies (Store) dialog box is displayed.

  3. By default, your working category is selected. To change the category, on the Category list, select a category for the .NET assembly.
  4. Click Browse for Reference path and select the required .Net DLL.
    The selected .Net DLL reference appears in the Reference path box.
  5. To overwrite the existing files, select Overwrite existing files.
  6. Optional. In the Description field, enter a brief description for the .Net assembly, such as "Company .Net assemblies."

    A description can include a maximum of 255 characters.

  7. Click Save to upload a .Net assembly.

    The Upload .Net assemblies dialog box displays the progress of file upload.

    You can upload single or multiple .Net assemblies.

  8. Once the files are uploaded, click Finish.

    The .Net assemblies page lists the .Net assemblies created. You can filter the .Net assemblies by assembly type and category.

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