I need a tool that can dump the referenced types used by an assembly in a machine readable format. e.g. this Code in assembly 'dummy.exe' static void Main() { Console.WriteLine("Hello World"); } would produce something like <references assembly="dummy.exe"> <mscorlib> <System.Console> <WriteLine/> ... Can you do this...
Hello I am writing a Junit test framework to test web services. There is a requirement for the input values to come from many different sources, eg an earlier web service call or literals within the class. To achieve this I have constructors that accept the different inputs in different ways; all simple so far. The problem is the web...
I came to know that using Reflection we can create objects without using "new" keyword. So I wanted to know are there any differences in them or any particular scenarios to use Reflection. Because till now i didnt create or seen any of the code creating object with reflection. Why using 'new' became so used and reflection not. ...
Hello, I have an application with a server "AppDomain", which accepts calls from separate AppDomains (which host plugins, developed by other people and not trustworthy). From the server AppDomain, I need to know which "Plugin" (AppDomain) is actually making the call, so that I can ensure that this plugin has access to the resource. I ...
Suppose I want to write a function, which will create a HashMap from some specified type T to String, for example, a HashMap from Integer to String as follows: HashMap<Integer, String> myHashMay = new HashMap<Integer, String>(); I want to have flexibilty to specify the type T. So I write a function as: void foo(Class<?> myClass) { ...
I used reflection to look at the internal fields of System.String and I found three fields: m_arrayLength m_stringLength m_firstChar I don't understand how this works. m_arrayLength is the length of some array. Where is this array? It's apparently not a member field of the string class. m_stringLength makes sense. It's the le...
Is their an equivalent to C#'s Expression API in scala? For example, I would like to have a lambda like this: (Foo) => Foo.bar and be able to access "bar" in the function it is passed to. ...
I have a listbox to which I have bound the data context to an object. This object has a number of properties some of which will have a particular attribute. What I want to do from this is to have the items source set to the properties of the object but to only display those properties that have a particular attribute set. Can anyone he...
You should all have noticed if you right click a file in the windows explorer, there is a tab named Details. Is there any trick to get these properties, and specifically the product name, whether this is a .NET file or not, over C#? Thank you. ...
I would like to know if it is possible to get all the objects running from an application/assembly/appdomain of a specific type... I don't think reflection would help in this case as I need an object before hand. However, I want to got the other way: from a type I want all the objects created from it. Is this possible with .Net? ...
If I have a class called MyProgram is there a way of retrieving "MyProgram" as a string? ...
There is a specific class in a third party library that I want to serialize. How would I go about doing this? I'm assuming I will have to write a method that takes in an object of the class and uses reflection to get the private member values. Then for deserialization I would use reflection to put the values back. Would this work...
I'm trying to create a nUnit test to do the following: 1) Load the DLL to test. 2) Iterate among the various types. 3) Find the ones that have a certain custom attribute. 4) Instantiate these types and make sure that all their public properties aren't null. Here's what I wrote so far: Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFile("MyLib.dll...
Hi. I have a class and i want to find all of it's public variables (not functions). how can i do so? thanks! ...
Hi Everyone, I get the class name and method name as well as parameters via query string. I don't know what is coming so I can't say lets create this instance or that instance to pass it MethodInfo Invoke method so I need a generic solution. Here is the problem : string className = Request.QueryString["className"]; string actionMethod...
Hey there I need to execute a method in an assembly loaded during runtime. Now I want to unload those loaded assemblies after the method call. I know that I need a new AppDomain so I can unload the libraries. But here, the problem arises. The assemblies going to load are plugins in my plugin framework. They have no entry point at all. ...
I have an instance of System.Type that represents an interface, and I want to get a list of all the properties on that interface -- including those inherited from base interfaces. I basically want the same behavior from interfaces that I get for classes. For example, given this hierarchy: public interface IBase { public string Base...
I'm looking for a way to ensure that method 'A' calls method 'B'. So roughly, the deal is.. class one { internal static void MethodA() { //Do Something here. SHOULD be calling B. } void MethodB() { //MUST be called by MethodA. } } class two { internal void MethodA() { //Test t...
Is it possible to retrieve the MethodInfo for * operator on an Int32? I've tried this code but without success (it returns null): MethodInfo mi = typeof(System.Int32).GetMethod("op_Multiply"); Thanks! ...
I'm wondering what the general recommendation would be (attribute, interface, abstract class, or combination thereof) for the following implementation: /// <summary> /// Loads class specific information into a list for serialization. The class must extend PlugIn. /// The filenames parameter is passed from a FileDialog. /...