Calling overloaded constructors using Reflection

[R.Balaji]

Hi,

How do I call the overloaded construction when I create the instance using
the Reflection?

for eg)

namespace MySpace
{
Interface IOrganization
{
int show();
}
}
namespace MySpace
{
class Organization : IOrganization
{
public Organization()
{
.....
}
public Organization(in t orgNo)
{
.....
}
public int show()
{
.....
}
}
}

I create the instance using the reflection like this.
Assembly orgAssembly = Assembly.LoadFr om(@"c:\org.dll ");

IOrganization m_organization =
(IOrganization) orgAssembly.Cre ateInstance("My Space.Organizat ion");

When I want to create an instance of the class Organization using
refelection, always it calls the default constructor.
How do I call the overloaded constructor? How do I pass the parameters?
Thanks.

Regards,
R.Balaji

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

R.Balaji <rb********@hot mail.com> wrote:

How do I call the overloaded construction when I create the instance using
the Reflection?

Use Type.GetConstru ctor(Type[]) to get the appropriate constructor, and
then invoke it with the appropriate parameters.

Alternatively, use the form of Activator.Creat eInstance which takes an
array of parameters, and hope they won't match more than one
constructor...

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