Intercepting call

[Fenix]

I want intercept the call to a object method or object property .
Its plausible ?

Are there any event fired when i invoke a object method or property ?

[Peter Rilling]

Re: Intercepting call

You normally you can't intercept direct method calls. Events are only fired
if the API supports them. If you provided more information about what you
wanted, then I might be able to provide a more practical design. But
normally there is not much more you can do with an API then they allow by
either inheritance or events.


"Fenix" <Fenix@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
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> I want intercept the call to a object method or object property .
> Its plausible ?
>
> Are there any event fired when i invoke a object method or property ?[/color]

[Anders Norås]

Re: Intercepting call

>I want intercept the call to a object method or object property .[color=blue]
> Its plausible ?[/color]
This is what Aspect Oriented Programming is all about. You should look at
frameworks like Aspect# or Spring.NET. These frameworks enable you to create
a proxy for your class which can intercept class to methods and similar.

Aspect#: http://aspectsharp.sourceforge.net
Spring.net: http://www.springframework.net
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> Are there any event fired when i invoke a object method or property ?[/color]
No.

Anders Norås
blog: http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/anoras