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Reflection: Interface returning another interface

Hi all;
I have a interface which returns another interface, I need to read the inner interface properties at runtime using reflection, how do i go about it?

public interface IOuterInterface
{
string ANumber{ get; }
string AId{ get; }
string Code{ get; }
INameList Names{ get; }
ICCList CC{ get; }
}

sample code would be helpful
thanks
Dec 21 '07 #1
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