Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Type.GetType returns null

2005-05-17 Thread Mark Marlow
That was it! Much thanks all. -Original Message- You need to specify the full assembly name: Type type = Type.GetType("BusinessLayer.Report.Render.StudentHtmlWriter, YourAssemblyName"); If your assembly is strong named, then you need to specify Version, Culture and PublicKeyToken. The

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Type.GetType returns null

2005-05-17 Thread Bob Provencher
>> I am trying to create an instance of a class using something like this from an assembly other than the one where the concrete class is defined. What am I doing wrong? << You may need to define the fully qualified type including assembly, culture, public key token and version. =

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Type.GetType returns null

2005-05-17 Thread Adam Sills
You need to specify the full assembly name: Type type = Type.GetType("BusinessLayer.Report.Render.StudentHtmlWriter, YourAssemblyName"); If your assembly is strong named, then you need to specify Version, Culture and PublicKeyToken. The reason this is happening is when no assembly name is specif