Retrieving Resources Using Code

This section of the tutorial explains the code that retrieves the string and image resources you created earlier. Although it is quite possible to create resources using code, this is typically of interest only to tool developers or those doing custom resource work. The two most important mechanisms in the .NET Framework for working with resources are the ResourceManager — and associated ResourceReader and ResourceWriter — classes, and using a Stream. Most of your code will use ResourceManager objects.

See Also

ResourceManager | ResourceManager and ASP.NET | ResourceSet | Testing Localized Applications | Resources Summary | Appendix A: Additional Resource Information | Appendix B: Resource Tools