Family Tree Mike
11/8/2008 1:30:00 AM
Hopefully MS does answer you. It appears that you are using the same name,
login, whatever, that you did before. My understanding is that there is a
login that is tied to your account with MSDN, and if you don't use the
particular account, then MS won't notice it. Further, to the best of my
knowledge, MVPs are great, but their answers are not tied to this service,
nor are they speaking for Microsoft.
I'm following this because I hate to think of how outside sources could
misuse private methods and properties in a fielded system.
"DabblerNL" <Dabbler@communty.nospam> wrote in message
news:9F707367-361A-480B-97C9-B5EBAC9F6FD4@microsoft.com...
> The link you give summarizes the discussion quite well, so thanks for that
> part of your post.
>
> The problem is indeed that (quoted from the msdn link):
>
> "If the requested property is non-public and the caller does not have
> ReflectionPermission to reflect non-public objects outside the current
> assembly, this method returns a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic)."
>
> As I am testing in a test.dll against the application.dll, the test.dll
> needs to have permission to access private members in the application.dll
>
> I am currently trying to find out how to do this, but any help in
> providing
> a "reflectionpermission for the uninitiated (or noobs in some other's
> dictionary)" link would be appreciated.
>
> As for reposting: I paid quite a lot of dollars for my MSDN subscription
> and
> getting help from a microsoft professional within 48 hours is included
> when
> posting in a managed newgroup. As I did not get it, I reposted after
> getting
> an advice from the online concierge to do so. No offence was intended
> against
> any other poster on this forum.
>
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