The COM platform provided the moniker mechanism to create objects in a certain fashion
and initialize those objects a certain way. This was quite convenient when
representing the object specification as a string.
If I want a user to be able to configure a .net object construction, how would I go
about this.
For example the string "object:foo.bar!r=6" is equivelent to the C# code:
int r=6;
new foo.bar(r);
and I would like to create or get a reference to the object by calling something
analagous to
GetObject("object:foo.bar!r=6");
Creating the class dynamically doesn't seem to be a problem with the Activator
methods, but what can be used to turn the intializer string into constructor arguments?
Doug Ransom
Software Interoperability Architect
Power Measurement
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