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any possibility of calling a method by it's String name?
Hi
Is it possible to call a method by it's String name? something like this: System.callByName("MyMethod1","MyParameters"); where the mothod "MyMethod1" is defined somewhere accessible with parameters "MyParameters". Thank you. |
Re: any possibility of calling a method by it's String name?
You need to use System.Reflection class to extract detail of a class. The MemberInfo class available in System.Reflection namespace is an abstract class. It discovers the attributes of a member and provides access to the member metadata. You need to assign the details you need to query about a type viz. Constructors/Methods/Interfaces/Fields/Property etc. to the MemberInfo class local variable and use methods like GetFields/GetMethods/GetInterfaces etc ...
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Re: any possibility of calling a method by it's String name?
Thank you shabbir.
your comment was usefull for me. |
Re: any possibility of calling a method by it's String name?
My pleasure.
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