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What precautions do we need to take while deploying satellite assemblies
What precautions do we need to take while deploying satellite assemblies?
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When we deploy the assembly, the folder structure has to very organized. Below table
shows how the folder structure should be organized. MainFolder is the main application
folder. All satellite assemblies should be deployed in the Main application folder with in
there own respective folder. The respective folder is denoted by the culture code.
You can see from the above figure Hindi satellite assembly is deployed in hi folder, Greek
satellite assembly is deployed in el folder and so on. If the program does not find resource
file for a culture it uses the invariant culture satellite assembly. The above folder structure
is a strict requirement when we deploy the satellite assembly. Any mismatch in the folder
structure will lead to in appropriate results.
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