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Creating Types from running assemblies.
Hi,
Say I have a Windows application called "MyExe" which contains a form, "MyForm".
If I wish to create an instance of that form I can use System.Activator.CreateInstanceFrom("MyExe.exe","MyExe.MyForm")
or any of the other methods which are available to create types.
However, if I have MyExe running at the time the type is created, is there
any way I can ensure that the running assembly is used. I have tried numerous
things but each one results in another instance of MyExe being created.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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