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• Is this method overridden?

  I recently needed to know if a virtual method had been overridden in one of my base classes. Making that determination wasn't hard and only required a bit of reflection. I thought the solution might make a good blog entry since I'm looking for... Posted Dec 20 2007, 11:05 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, BindingFlags, GetMethod, MethodInfo, Virtual, Override

• A second look at the Converter class.

  I had a chance to actually use my Converter class recently and the experience was less than satisfying. The Converter class works fine, it's just not as easy to use as I would have liked. The way I designed the class forces the user to down-cast the... Posted Dec 07 2007, 10:56 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Generics, Reflection, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 3

  Last time we started discussing the internals of the Converter class. We stopped before we covered the CreateConverterClass method. Let's continue today from that point. Here is a listing of that method: private static void CreateConverterClass( string... Posted Oct 29 2007, 10:30 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 2

  Last time I presented an outline of my Converter class and I demonstrated using that class to convert between two model objects. Today I'll begin a discussion of the internals of the Converter class itself. When I created the Converter class I began... Posted Oct 29 2007, 10:07 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• Complex type converter - part 1

  Today I'm going to talk about a utility class that I recently added to my CG.Data library named Converter. The purpose of this class is to convert between instances of model classes in a multi-tiered database application. For instance, in most layered... Posted Oct 26 2007, 07:48 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Reflection, Converter, Assembly, Conversion, CodeDOM

• An event broker solution - part 7

  Here we are at the final entry for my event broker solution. If you just stumbled upon CODEGATOR then go back a few days and start reading from the entry entitled" "An event broker solution - part 1". If you've read all the posts in... Posted Oct 26 2007, 06:41 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Delegates, Reflection, Event Broker, ThreadPool

• An event broker solution - part 6

  Up to this point we have covered all of the support classes for the event broker solution, as well as the registration process for the EventBroker class. Today I'm going to discuss the process of un-registering a previously registered publisher or... Posted Oct 26 2007, 06:37 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Delegates, Reflection, Event Broker, ThreadPool

• An event broker solution - part 5

  OK, what have we done at this point? Well, we talked about what an event broker is and how I would like to use one in a future project. I warned everyone about how new my code is, and about how I'm likely to change things down the road. We looked... Posted Oct 25 2007, 09:38 AM by Martin with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: C#, .NET, Delegates, Reflection, Event Broker, ThreadPool

• An event broker solution - part 4

  Last time we finished looking at the model classes that the event broker uses to represent publisher and subscribers. Today we'll look at the attribute classes that the event broker uses to locate publishers and subscribers at runtime. Lets start... Posted Oct 24 2007, 10:35 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Delegates, Reflection, Event Broker, ThreadPool

• An event broker solution - part 3

  Last time I covered the EventPublisherModel class. Today I'll cover the EventSubscriberModel class, which is used to represent an event subscriber to the event broker. The code for the class looks like this: internal sealed class EventSubscriberModel... Posted Oct 23 2007, 09:48 AM by Martin with | with no comments Filed under: C#, .NET, Delegates, Reflection, Event Broker, ThreadPool