loading Dll at runtime.

[Meital s]

I want to know how can I load dll, which was created by me,
at runtime and once dll is loaded how can it be possible to access it's
functions?
(in C#)

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[Greg Ewing [MVP]]

Meital, check out the Assembly class and all of it's associated subclasses.
You also might want to read up on Reflection.

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I want to know how can I load dll, which was created by me,
at runtime and once dll is loaded how can it be possible to access it's
functions?
(in C#)

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[William Ryan]

Yep, reflection is the way to go. John Connell has a snippet in his Coding
Techniques for VB.NET programming called AssemblySpy that lets you use an
open Dialog to retrieve a .dll or .exe and it tells you all the information
about it. It's a pretty easy to understand explanation IMHO.

Here's a link I found helpful, but there's a lot to reflection and something
you'll need to do some decent studying with to fully manipulate it.

Cheers,

Bill
"Greg Ewing [MVP]" <gewing@_NO_SPAM_gewing.com> wrote in message
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Meital, check out the Assembly class and all of it's associated subclasses. You also might want to read up on Reflection.

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http://www.citidc.com

"Meital s" <me****@lifestyles.co.il> wrote in message
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I want to know how can I load dll, which was created by me,
at runtime and once dll is loaded how can it be possible to access it's
functions?
(in C#)

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