.NET und Dynamisch geladende DLL's

[KainPlan]

Ist es möglich in .NET DLL's dynamisch zu laden? Also quasi wie LoadLibrary()?

Wäre echt nett wenn mir mal jemand, wenn er eine Antwort hat, Beispielcode bzw. eine Referenz angeben könnte.

Danke

 

[Klein0r]

Ich hoffe das ist das richtige - habe sowas noch nie gemacht:

Assembly.LoadFrom
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.assembly.loadfrom.aspx

Beispiel der MSDN in vb.net

Dim SampleAssembly As [Assembly]
SampleAssembly = [Assembly].LoadFrom("c:\Sample.Assembly.dll")
' Obtain a reference to a method known to exist in assembly.
Dim Method As MethodInfo = SampleAssembly.GetTypes()(0).GetMethod("Method1")
' Obtain a reference to the parameters collection of the MethodInfo instance.
Dim Params As ParameterInfo() = Method.GetParameters()
' Display information about method parameters.
' Param = sParam1
'   Type = System.String
'   Position = 0
'   Optional=False
Dim Param As ParameterInfo
For Each Param In Params
    Console.WriteLine(("Param=" + Param.Name.ToString()))
    Console.WriteLine(("  Type=" + Param.ParameterType.ToString()))
    Console.WriteLine(("  Position=" + Param.Position.ToString()))
    Console.WriteLine(("  Optional=" + Param.IsOptional.ToString()))
Next Param

Oder C#:

Assembly SampleAssembly;
SampleAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom("c:\\Sample.Assembly.dll");
// Obtain a reference to a method known to exist in assembly.
MethodInfo Method = SampleAssembly.GetTypes()[0].GetMethod("Method1");
// Obtain a reference to the parameters collection of the MethodInfo instance.
ParameterInfo[] Params = Method.GetParameters();
// Display information about method parameters.
// Param = sParam1
//   Type = System.String
//   Position = 0
//   Optional=False
foreach (ParameterInfo Param in Params)
{
    Console.WriteLine("Param=" + Param.Name.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine("  Type=" + Param.ParameterType.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine("  Position=" + Param.Position.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine("  Optional=" + Param.IsOptional.ToString());
}

 

[KainPlan]

WOW...
Das ging ja schnell! Danke! Genau das was ich suche!