"bowser" <alessandro.denardi@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I have a problem of communication between JScript and C#. I must say
> that I'm new to both.
> In a JS file I have to call a C# function.
> In particular I have:
>
> public function Eval(expr : String) : String
> {
> return eval(expr);
> }
>
> And I want to call:
>
> Eval("MyNS.myFunction()");
>
> where myFunction is declared in a C# file, under the namespace MyNS,
> and returns a string.
>
> Is it possible to do such a thing without to consider COM objects
> (which I've heard to be used in similar problems)?
>
>
> Note that the .js file is generated dinamically by a CodeDomProvider in
> C#.
> It is compiled by adding the reference of the .exe file, which contains
> myfunction():
> parameters.ReferencedAssemblies.Add("MyApp.exe");
> So the call Eval("MyNS.myFunction()"); will be done with Reflection
>
>
> One more question: is there another way to use the jscript function
> eval in C#? Maybe compiling a .js module (not dinamically and not using
> reflection) that can be used by a C# module?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Alessandro
>