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XSD.exe and GAC Gotcha

It seems that when running the XSD.exe tool against a private assembly, the XSD.exe tool first looks int he Global Assembly Cache and if it finds an assembly with the same name, it generates a schema for it instead.

So, when generating XSD schemas off of a class library, be sure to remove like-named assemblies from the GAC.

Print | posted on Tuesday, October 24, 2006 11:49 AM |

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