There are multiple ways you can do it: a) .Net Remoting b) Windows Communication Foundation c) Web Service d) WMI events
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There are multiple ways you can do it: a) .Net Remoting b) Windows Communication Foundation c) Web Service d) WMI events
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I have both the versions on my machine. But just to let you know that in Visual Studio 2008, you can set the target framework to .Net 2.0 which is same as Visual Studio 2005 framework.
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There is a complete library in .Net called Reflection that allows you to query a type or create an instance without referencing the assembly on compile. I would suggest you to go through the Reflection namespace and esp Assembly class. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.aspx[^]
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Yes you can an extension method within inside an extension method. public static class ExtensionClass1 { public static string Info<T> (this T obj) where T:class { return obj.MoreInfo<T>() + ":" + obj.GetType().Name; } } public static class ExtensionClass2 { public static string MoreInfo<T>(this object obj) where T: class { return obj.GetType().Assembly.FullName; } }
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