private static Dictionary <string, Type> ReadTypeCache(XContainer rootNode)
{
var result = new Dictionary <string, Type>();
var typeNameManager = new TypeNameManager();
foreach (var typeNode in rootNode.Elements(XmlConstants.TYPE_CACHE).Elements(XmlConstants.ITEM))
{
var keyAttrib = typeNode.Attribute(XmlConstants.KEY);
var valueAttrib = typeNode.Attribute(XmlConstants.VALUE);
if (keyAttrib == null || valueAttrib == null)
{
continue;
}
Type t;
try
{
// This method is too strict to handle auto-incrementing versioned dll references, but is
// needed to correctly grab core .Net Framework stuff and works faster for same-version dll files.
t = Type.GetType(valueAttrib.Value);
if (t == null)
{
// Try to found type in current appdomain.
// This will work for dynamically loaded assemblies (e.g. via MEF).
t = Type.GetType(valueAttrib.Value,
name => AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies().FirstOrDefault(z => z.FullName == name.FullName),
null);
}
if (t == null)
{ //check whether the needed object was moved to another assembly
MovedTypes mt = new MovedTypes();
foreach (TypeMoveDefintion tc in mt.Types)
{
if (tc.IsApplicable(valueAttrib.Value))
{
t = Type.GetType(tc.MoveType(valueAttrib.Value));
if (t != null)
{
break;
}
}
}
}
}
catch (FileLoadException)
{
// Attempting to load the fully qualified name failed. Search under more general terms
// and see if we can find a valid assembly with the specified type.
string updatedName = typeNameManager.UpdateTypename(valueAttrib.Value);
t = Type.GetType(updatedName);
}
result.Add(keyAttrib.Value, t);
}
return(result);
}
private static Dictionary <string, Type> ReadTypeCache(XElement rootNode)
{
Dictionary <string, Type> result = new Dictionary <string, Type>();
TypeNameManager typeNameManager = new TypeNameManager();
foreach (var typeNode in rootNode.Elements(XmlConstants.TYPE_CACHE).Elements(XmlConstants.ITEM))
{
var keyAttrib = typeNode.Attribute(XmlConstants.KEY);
var valueAttrib = typeNode.Attribute(XmlConstants.VALUE);
if (keyAttrib == null || valueAttrib == null)
{
continue;
}
// string[] parts = valueAttrib.Value.Split(',');
Type t;
try
{
// This method is too strict to handle auto-incrementing versioned dll references, but is
// needed to correctly grab core .Net Framework stuff and works faster for same-version dll files.
t = Type.GetType(valueAttrib.Value);
}
catch (FileLoadException)
{
// Attempting to load the fully qualified name failed. Search under more general terms
// and see if we can find a valid assembly with the specified type.
string updatedName = typeNameManager.UpdateTypename(valueAttrib.Value);
t = Type.GetType(updatedName);
}
result.Add(keyAttrib.Value, t);
}
return(result);
}