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..NET Assembly CustomerInfo.dll has a class by name CustomerInfo which inturn has two methods GetCustomer() and GetCustomerDetails() and GetCustomer() calls GetCustomerDetails().
GetCustomerDetails() takes two input parameters, Stored Procedure Name and Customer Id and returns a dataset.

We want to find the Stored Procedure name which is being passed as input parameter to GetCustomerDetails() function on call from GetCustomer(), when we analyze the assembly using reflection in ASP.NET.

Class CustomerInfo
{
public dataset GetCustomer(int CustomerId)
{
string SP1 = "Stored_Procedure1";
string SP2 = "Stored_Procedure2";
string SP3 = "Stored_Procedure3";
return GetCustomerDetails(SP1,CustomerId);
}

public dataset GetCustomerDetails(string StoreProc,CustomerId)
{
//Logic to get the data from the database.
}
}

When we analyze this assembly, i want to know the value for the paramter StoreProc being passed to the function GetCustomerDetails(). In this case the value being "Stored_Procedure1".

Can anybody help on this?
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Mar 27 '07 #1
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Harish,

Unfortunately, reflection will not allow you to find out the values of
parameters passed on the stack. You need to hook into the runtime to do
this (which I do not advise). If anything, you have to pass your parameters
into whatever generic method you are writing which is going to use
reflection and then process them.

Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

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.NET Assembly CustomerInfo.dll has a class by name CustomerInfo which
inturn has two methods GetCustomer() and GetCustomerDetails() and
GetCustomer() calls GetCustomerDetails().
GetCustomerDetails() takes two input parameters, Stored Procedure Name and
Customer Id and returns a dataset.

We want to find the Stored Procedure name which is being passed as input
parameter to GetCustomerDetails() function on call from GetCustomer(),
when we analyze the assembly using reflection in ASP.NET.

Class CustomerInfo
{
public dataset GetCustomer(int CustomerId)
{
string SP1 = "Stored_Procedure1";
string SP2 = "Stored_Procedure2";
string SP3 = "Stored_Procedure3";
return GetCustomerDetails(SP1,CustomerId);
}

public dataset GetCustomerDetails(string StoreProc,CustomerId)
{
//Logic to get the data from the database.
}
}

When we analyze this assembly, i want to know the value for the paramter
StoreProc being passed to the function GetCustomerDetails(). In this case
the value being "Stored_Procedure1".

Can anybody help on this?
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http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Mar 27 '07 #2

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