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boxing enumerated values

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I have the following method
public IPSDatabaseObjects GetDatabaseObjects(ePSDBObjectType t)

in a .net assembly which i try to call from a managed extension C++ dll
using the following code and always get a file not found exception.

Here is the code i use to make the call. This works if i change the function
signature in the .net assembly to take an int or string.

void InvokeMethodFromDll(String* szAssembly, String* szTypeName, String*
szMethodName)
{
Assembly* aAssembly = Assembly::LoadFrom(szAssembly) ;
if(aAssembly != NULL)
{
Type* tClass1 = aAssembly->GetType(szTypeName) ;
if(tClass1 != NULL)
{
MethodInfo* miRequestedMethod = tClass1->GetMethod(szMethodName) ;
if(miRequestedMethod != NULL)
{
DatabaseInterfaces::ePSDBObjectType e =
DatabaseInterfaces::ePSDBObjectType::Table ;
System::Enum __gc* pa =
__box(DatabaseInterfaces::ePSDBObjectType::Table);
Object* ar[] = {pa} ;
Object* o =
miRequestedMethod->Invoke(Activator::CreateInstance(tClass1), ar) ;
miRequestedMethod = NULL ;
::MessageBox(NULL,
(LPCTSTR)(LPVOID)Marshal::StringToHGlobalUni(o->ToString()), NULL, 0) ;
}
tClass1 = NULL ;
}
aAssembly = NULL ;
}
}

Could somebody please tell me what is wrong here and what the relevance of
filenotfound exception is in this scenario?

Priyesh
Jun 13 '06 #1
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