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If you have a string of the Type Name you can do something like this: <pre><code>Assembly execAsm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); object instance = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.CreateInstanceAndUnwrap(execAsm.FullName, "RipperWorkbench.Classes.LoadManager"); // the type name cam come from a variable or someplace else. </code></pre> then you can cast it to the type you need <pre><code>Master.Enterprise ent = obj as Master.Enterprise; if (obj != null) { ... } </code></pre> Or alternatively, have the object implement an interface: You have to be sure that the type is loaded into current AppDomain, otherwise the type can't be reflected. <pre><code>Assembly asm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); // The executing assembly can change also; so you can load types from other assemblies // use this if the type isn't loaded in this AppDomain yet. //Assembly asm = Assembly.LoadFile("path to assembly here", new Evidence()); String typeToLoad = "Master.Enterprise"; // this can be from a config or database call Type objType = asm.GetType(typeToLoad, true); if (!objType.IsPublic) return null; // make sure the type isn't Abstract if (((objType.Attributes & TypeAttributes.Abstract) == TypeAttributes.Abstract)) return null; // IEnterprise is the interface that all of the plugin types must implement to be loaded Type objInterface = objType.GetInterface("IEnterprise", true); if (objInterface == null) return null; var iri = (IEnterprise)Activator.CreateInstance(objType); return iri; </code></pre>
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