Accessing a compiled DLL in an application

[Eric]

Good afternoon,

Well... I managed to get the DLL compiled and added to the /BIN directory
programatically. While I thought the battle was won, now I am not able to
access any of the properties/methods of this newly created DLL. I am
guessing it has something to do with referencing. Does anyone know how to
programatically add a reference to a DLL through .Net during run-time?

Thanks in advance,
Eric

[Rick Strahl [MVP]]

Hi Eric,

You'll have to use Assembly.LoadFrom or Assembly.Load. THen you can
dynamically invoke types out of the assmebly. Make sure you have interfaecs
implemented for any types you'll want to access otherwise you'll have to use
REflection to access the types.

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Good afternoon,

Well... I managed to get the DLL compiled and added to the /BIN directory
programatically. While I thought the battle was won, now I am not able to
access any of the properties/methods of this newly created DLL. I am
guessing it has something to do with referencing. Does anyone know how to
programatically add a reference to a DLL through .Net during run-time?

Thanks in advance,
Eric