PropertyInfo Setvalue

[Hugo Leonardo]

I'll big problem.

I have tree class:
public Class Column
{
public Column
{...}
string _Value;
public bool HasValue = false;

public string Value
{
set
{
_Value = value;
HasValue = true;
}
}
...
}

public Class Customer
{
public Customer
{...}
public Column Name;
public Column EMail;
....
}

public Class CustomerBL
{
public CustomerBL
{...}
public Cliente Parameters;
....
}

Normally I use thus:
CustomerBl oCustomer = new CustomerBL();
oCustomer.Parameters.Name.Value = "Steve Bug";
oCustomer.Parameters.EMail.Value = "bu*@test.com";
This form OK.

Now it is that they are they, as to set the Value property using Reflection?

object Customer;
//Load DLL
Assembly tempAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(DLL Path);
//Create Object Customer
Customer = tempAssembly.CreateInstance(Customer);

Type Tp = Customer.GetType();

Tp.GetField("Parameters").FieldType.GetField("Name ").FieldType.GetProperty("Value").SetValue(Whi ch object put here? , "Mike Ronald", null);

Are you know as to make this?
Tanks.

[Bart Mermuys]

Hi,

"Hugo Leonardo" <Hu**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:01**********************************@microsof t.com...

I'll big problem.

I have tree class:
public Class Column
{
public Column
{...}
string _Value;
public bool HasValue = false;

public string Value
{
set
{
_Value = value;
HasValue = true;
}
}
...
}

public Class Customer
{
public Customer
{...}
public Column Name;
public Column EMail;
....
}

public Class CustomerBL
{
public CustomerBL
{...}
public Cliente Parameters;
Didn't you mean "public Customer Parameters;" otherwise i'm confused.
....
}

Normally I use thus:
CustomerBl oCustomer = new CustomerBL();
oCustomer.Parameters.Name.Value = "Steve Bug";
oCustomer.Parameters.EMail.Value = "bu*@test.com";
This form OK.

Now it is that they are they, as to set the Value property using
Reflection?

object Customer;
//Load DLL
Assembly tempAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(DLL Path);
//Create Object Customer
Customer = tempAssembly.CreateInstance(Customer);

Type Tp = Customer.GetType();

Tp.GetField("Parameters").FieldType.GetField("Name ").FieldType.GetProperty("Value").SetValue(Whi ch
object put here? , "Mike Ronald", null);
Assembly tempAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(DLL Path);
object oCustomerBL = tempAssembly.CreateInstance("Namespace.CustomerBL" );
object oCustomer =
oCustomerBL.GetType().GetField("Parameters").GetVa lue(oCustomerBL);
object oColumn = oCustomer.GetType().GetField("Name").GetValue(oCus tomer);
oColumn.GetType().GetProperty("Value").SetValue(oC olumn, "Mike Ronald",
null);

HTH,
Greetings

Are you know as to make this?
Tanks.

[Hugo Leonardo]

That is great......... :-)
Tank you very much..

"Bart Mermuys" wrote:

Hi,

"Hugo Leonardo" <Hu**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:01**********************************@microsof t.com...

I'll big problem.

I have tree class:
public Class Column
{
public Column
{...}
string _Value;
public bool HasValue = false;

public string Value
{
set
{
_Value = value;
HasValue = true;
}
}
...
}

public Class Customer
{
public Customer
{...}
public Column Name;
public Column EMail;
....
}

public Class CustomerBL
{
public CustomerBL
{...}
public Cliente Parameters;

Didn't you mean "public Customer Parameters;" otherwise i'm confused.

....
}

Normally I use thus:
CustomerBl oCustomer = new CustomerBL();
oCustomer.Parameters.Name.Value = "Steve Bug";
oCustomer.Parameters.EMail.Value = "bu*@test.com";
This form OK.

Now it is that they are they, as to set the Value property using
Reflection?

object Customer;
//Load DLL
Assembly tempAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(DLL Path);
//Create Object Customer
Customer = tempAssembly.CreateInstance(Customer);

Type Tp = Customer.GetType();

Tp.GetField("Parameters").FieldType.GetField("Name ").FieldType.GetProperty("Value").SetValue(Whi ch
object put here? , "Mike Ronald", null);

Assembly tempAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(DLL Path);
object oCustomerBL = tempAssembly.CreateInstance("Namespace.CustomerBL" );
object oCustomer =
oCustomerBL.GetType().GetField("Parameters").GetVa lue(oCustomerBL);
object oColumn = oCustomer.GetType().GetField("Name").GetValue(oCus tomer);
oColumn.GetType().GetProperty("Value").SetValue(oC olumn, "Mike Ronald",
null);

HTH,
Greetings

Are you know as to make this?
Tanks.