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Laura Stern
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I think you’re confused about what an assembly.xml file is. It is not put into your ABL code. It is simply an .xml file that you can create with the Assembly References tool which is available from PDSOE as well as the AppBuilder. You simply put your .dll file in a folder, either in your current working directory or elsewhere, you choose the .dll you want to reference from the tool and it adds a line in the .xml file for it. You put the xml file in the same place as the .dll. Then you use the -assemblies startup parameter to tell the AVM where to find it. The AVM will then load the .dll so your code will run. If the .dll and the .xml file are in your current working directory, you do not need to use the -assemblies parameter.
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