I know it will work if I use clr. AddReference..... But my project has to do
all this from C# code. Via reflection I load all assemblies from a directory.
These are loaded by using the statement clrmodule.AddReference(assembly name).
And then when I get the IronPython Exception stating No moduled named
assembly was found.......
Simon Dahlbacka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
so what about reading the responses you've got, and skip Reflection and do
use clr.AddReference ?
On 11/24/06, Blesson Varghese < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
I have loaded a few dll's using Reflection from a particular library. I have
used the sys.path.append(directory name) also. I have handled all the
exceptions too. Now I want to run some scripts that make use of these
assemblies loaded. For this I execute the script file using ExecuteFile. But I
understand that though the modules were loaded previously it raises exception
stating that no modules. After reading a few documents I understand that the
possible problem is that they could have been executed on different module
scopes. I am pretty new to IronPython...
Pls suggest a way....
Thanks for all help
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