Blogs

  • Browse Blogs
  • My Blog
  • My Updates

Tags Help

  • View as cloud  | list

Similar Entries

photo

DominoDatabase.HasRo...

Blog:  .Domino Frame...
Peter Presnell
Updated 
No Ratings 0     No Comments 0
photo

@GetFile & @GetFileC...

Blog:  .Domino Frame...
Peter Presnell
Updated 
No Ratings 0     No Comments 0
photo

DominoDocument.XML

Blog:  .Domino Frame...
Peter Presnell
Updated 
No Ratings 0     No Comments 0
photo

Extending a Java Cla...

Blog:  .Domino Frame...
Peter Presnell
Updated 
No Ratings 0     No Comments 0
photo

XSLT Transformation ...

Blog:  .Domino Frame...
Peter Presnell
Updated 
No Ratings 0     Comments 3

Dogear Bookmarks

.Domino Framework

Blog Authors:  Peter Presnell  

Previous |  Main  | Next

Domino.Reflection

Peter Presnell  |     |  Tags:  reflection .dominoframework  |  Comments (0)
 Within Object Oriented Programming (OOP), reflection represents the process of discovering class information at runtime. Within the .Net Framework this is made available via the System.Reflection namespace. Such a feature is not natively available within LotusScript so I have developed an extension of the .Domino framework to perform reflection. A new namespace Domino.Reflection has been added which provides the ability to programmatically access:-

A list of namespaces (LotusScript libraries) in the current database

A list of classes in the nominated namespace

A list of properties in the nominated class

A list of methods (Subs and Functions) in the nominated class.

The .Domino Framework database UI now has a new entry under .Domino Framework that demonstrated this feature. It allows you to select any of the namespaces in the database and then select one of the classes in that namespace to display a list of properties and methods.

Comments

Previous |  Main  | Next
Skip to main content link. Accesskey S
IBM Lotus Connections Help Tools About

Tags

A tag is a keyword that is used to categorize an entry. To view the entries with a particular tag, click a tag name or enter a tag in the box.
The tag cloud indicates the frequency of tag use. Popular tags appear darkest. The slider control adjusts how many tags are displayed in the tag cloud.