... instead of creating Resource files for each language. Is it possible?

--- Harsh Gupta

I found some really good example few months back, check if they fit in your scenario: http://www.123aspx.com/redir.aspx?res=31324[^] Other links on similar topic: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/hi-in/magazine/cc163467(en-us).aspx[^] http://msdn2.microsoft.com/hi-in/magazine/cc163463(en-us).aspx[^]

--- Harsh Gupta

Thank you Robert and Guffa. So Assembly is the key in this scenario. Got it working. --- Harsh Gupta

If I make it internal, then I could even call it's constructor from Main method(in C#) or New Sub (in VB), which I am trying to avoid!!

Hello, This is my first message here, so my Hello to you all again!!:) This question is not quite related to coding, not directly atleast. I am just curious to know how DataReader class in .Net works?? Scenario is: We do not call the constructor of DataReader class, this means that its constructor is marked "Private". Rather we use a Method, "ExecuteReader" of another Class "Command" while creating DataReader's object. I am trying to mimic this thing. I can do this easily if ExecuteReader method belongs to the same class i.e. DataReader, but I have no idea how to implement the same technique using 2 seperate classes. Command.ExecuteReader method returns a DataReader object, but does it also calls its constructor? Inheriting DataReader Class is not possible because it is also marked "Sealed", so how can I implement the same thing?? Thank you. Hope I have put the question well!! :rolleyes: --- HARSH GUPTA