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Comments by BobbyBlueEyes (Top 7 by date)
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 9:33am
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ok got i working BobJanova you where absolutely right - should have followed the basic architecture best parctices.
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 9:07am
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Ok i have updated the solution....
I cannot cast to ICharacteristics - what am i missing here?
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 8:50am
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ok let me change me code completely to show you what i'm doing ...
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 7:55am
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please see my code below:
public class ScoreSmartCharValues
{
private string name;
private int value;
public int Value
{
get { return this.value; }
set { this.value = value; }
}
public string Name
{
get { return name; }
set { name = value; }
}
public ScoreSmartCharValues(int value, string name)
{
this.name = name;
this.value = value;
}
public ScoreSmartCharValues()
{
}
}
I create a List of this type.
so this is my method signature:
Score calculateScore(int ScorecardID, string UniqueID, List<scoresmartcharvalues> CharacteristicsValues);
When i try to use reflection i cannot call the method...
I have change the signature to rather use a type of type object then it works fine...
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 6:34am
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The List being sent is of type class - that contains a int and a string as properties.
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 5:49am
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Hi Thanks for the help,
But if i send in a List i still get the error, if i send in a null value then the method does get executed....
BobbyBlueEyes
3-Jun-11 5:41am
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I have to use reflection as the calculate part is in a seperate DLL
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