internal Assembly ApplyFallbackResource(Assembly assembly, string releaseName)
{
// fall back to SWE if the assembly does not contain the requested resource
if ((assembly != AssemblyCache.SystemWebExtensions) &&
!WebResourceUtil.AssemblyContainsWebResource(assembly, releaseName))
{
assembly = AssemblyCache.SystemWebExtensions;
}
return(assembly);
}
internal bool ShouldUseDebugScript(string releaseName, Assembly assembly,
bool isDebuggingEnabled, Assembly currentAjaxAssembly)
{
bool useDebugScript;
string debugName = null;
if (isDebuggingEnabled)
{
debugName = GetDebugName(releaseName);
// If an assembly contains a release script but not a corresponding debug script, and we
// need to register the debug script, we normally throw an exception. However, we automatically
// use the release script if ScriptReference.ScriptMode is Auto. This improves the developer
// experience when ScriptMode is Auto, yet still gives the developer full control with the
// other ScriptModes.
if (ScriptMode == ScriptMode.Auto && !WebResourceUtil.AssemblyContainsWebResource(assembly, debugName))
{
useDebugScript = false;
}
else
{
useDebugScript = true;
}
}
else
{
useDebugScript = false;
}
// Verify that assembly contains required web resources. Always check for release
// script before debug script.
if (!IsDirectRegistration)
{
// Don't check if direct registration, because calls to ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptResource
// with resources that do not exist does not throw an exception until the resource is served.
// This was the existing behavior and matches the behavior with ClientScriptManager.GetWebResourceUrl.
WebResourceUtil.VerifyAssemblyContainsReleaseWebResource(assembly, releaseName, currentAjaxAssembly);
if (useDebugScript)
{
Debug.Assert(debugName != null);
WebResourceUtil.VerifyAssemblyContainsDebugWebResource(assembly, debugName);
}
}
return(useDebugScript);
}