Pardon me. I have seen ur sample code, I have known the error, but I still have 
not found the solution for this. Should I create the instance class so many 
times?
Kind Regards,

Kevin
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From: ARUN KUMAR <[email protected]>
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Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 21:20:04 
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Subject: Re: [DotNetDevelopment] [ASK] call same method twice on VB.NET

Hi Yosef Kevin,


Please find below code it may be help you to find error in Koneksi class


 Dim Con as new Sample
Con.GetClassName()  ‘ -it return Sample class
Con.GetClassName()  ’ it return Nothing

Public  class Sample
 Private MyName as string =”SampleClass”
 Public  function GetClassName()
  Try
    Return MyName
  Catch ex as exception
  Finally
    MyName=Nothing ’ error is here
  End Try
 End Sub
End Class


On 27 May 2011 09:08, Yosef Kevin <[email protected]> wrote:

> This is my problem:
>
> I have a class , the name is "Koneksi", and this class has a method
> "getAttrTambahBarang" with two string parameters. The method will return an
> output based on the parameters inputed
>
> On the form, I instance this class and call that method like this:
>
> Dim con as New Koneksi
> con.getAttrTambahBarang("handphone","getId")
> con.getAttrTambahBarang("handphone","getNama")
>
> The problem is when I call the same method twice (or say more than once),
> the method doesn't return the expected result (it returns nothing).
> But, if I change the code above into this:
>
> This is my problem:
>
> I have a class , the name is "Koneksi", and this class has a method
> "getAttrTambahBarang" with two string parameters. The method will return an
> output based on the parameters inputed
>
> On the form, I instance this class and call that method like this:
>
> Dim con as New Koneksi
> con.getAttrTambahBarang("handphone","getId")
> Dim con2 as New Koneksi
> con2.getAttrTambahBarang("handphone","getNama")
>
> It works, but of course, it's not good solution (since if I want to call
> the method 100times, its fool to create 100 instance). Please help me ASAP
>
>
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