Calling a Method in C#
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I have declared object in C#. And I want to use a method(logon) for that object in the next statement. Is there any way in C# to do like that. If I try to use it shows "Object does not contain definition for this method". I have tried in VB.net. It is working fine. siva siva
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I have declared object in C#. And I want to use a method(logon) for that object in the next statement. Is there any way in C# to do like that. If I try to use it shows "Object does not contain definition for this method". I have tried in VB.net. It is working fine. siva siva
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MyClass obj = new MyClass(); obj.Method(param); if this doesn't help then show us the code...
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object objsession = Glue.newInstance("ClassName") when this method is executed, it creates an object objsession. But there is a method called logon after the session is created. objsession.logon(username,password) This doesnot work. But in VB.net it works. Is there any solution?
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object objsession = Glue.newInstance("ClassName") when this method is executed, it creates an object objsession. But there is a method called logon after the session is created. objsession.logon(username,password) This doesnot work. But in VB.net it works. Is there any solution?