This is reasonably easy. You have to use reflection. You need an instance of Assembly that represents the assembly with the attributes you want to read. An easy way of getting this is to do:
typeof(MyTypeInAssembly).Assembly
Then you can do this, for example:
object[] attributes = assembly.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(AssemblyProductAttribute), false);
AssemblyProductAttribute attribute = null;
if (attributes.Length > 0)
{
attribute = attributes[0] as AssemblyProductAttribute;
}
Referencing attribute.Product
will now give you the value you passed to the attribute in your AssemblyInfo.cs. Of course, if the attribute you look for can occur more than once, you may get multiple instances in the array returned by GetCustomAttributes, but this is not usually an issue for assembly level attributes like the ones you hope to retrieve.
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