B
Big
Is there a general way of instantiating an instance of a
class using Reflection?
class using Reflection?
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R
RH
Here is how I am doing it (C#):
System.Type objectType;
System.Object obj;
objectType = System.Type.GetType("Class Name Here");
/* note: if you don't qualify the class name properly
you get an undefined type here. */
obj = Activator.CreateInstance(objectType);
Hope this helps out.
RH
System.Type objectType;
System.Object obj;
objectType = System.Type.GetType("Class Name Here");
/* note: if you don't qualify the class name properly
you get an undefined type here. */
obj = Activator.CreateInstance(objectType);
Hope this helps out.
RH
G
Guest
What is the difference between using the Activator class
and using AppDomain.CreateInstance method? The only
difference I can see is that the Activator class allows
you to create remote objects.
Are there any other differences?
and using AppDomain.CreateInstance method? The only
difference I can see is that the Activator class allows
you to create remote objects.
Are there any other differences?