.NET Binding

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Posted on by szimmerman

Hello - I'm not a .NET developer by any stretch, but I think I know the answer to this question... is there any way in Dex to do Generic binding - example:

Foo1 = Foo2.Foo3.Foo4<FooBind>(new Foo5());

I am guessing no... but could use some confirmation...

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RE: .NET Binding

The closest I could find to anything 'binding' in the Dexterity manuals, was in the PRGV2 manual, where it mentions the following:

"Using COM references can also improve the performance of your COM

integration. Because COM type information is contained in the reference,

the script compiler can use “early binding”. This means all of the necessary

information to connect to the specified object must be retrieved only once,

when the script is compiled."

and

"Your application may not perform as well if you use generic references,

because the information necessary to connect to the specified object isn’t

available at compile-time. Generic references always use “late binding”,

where the information to connect to the specified COM object must be

retrieved at runtime."

I'm not sure if that is what you mean, as I'm not a .NET developer either, but that is all I could find.

Maybe someone in the Forum Community has more information they can add, I know we have developers in the Community.

Thanks