How to call the dll at runtime in .Net?
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Answer / ashish kumar
by writting the following command to the form section we
can call thee dll file.
Private Declare Function LockWorkStation Lib "user32.dll"
() As Long
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Answer / suresh
By using System.Reflection.LoadAssembly('path of dll')
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Answer / sreekanth
we will refer that dll by adding Add refernce to our project
and using the namspace o the dll we can use that class.
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