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From: kashfashubu
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I have a custom exception class having the constructors given below. ExceptionA(
string mesage, params object[] abc); ExceptionA( string mesage, Exception inner ,
params object[] abc); When I try to create an instance of this class via reflection,
Object[] paramlist ={�123�, new FileIOException(�File Not found�),�Username�};Type
type =Type.GetType(LogonException, false, true);
Exception exp = (Exception) Activator.CreateInstance(type, paramlist);
It always call the first constructor, irrespective of that fact that the second
argument is of type exception.
It�s because both the constructors are compactable because of the variable arguments.
Is there any way to explicitly point to call the second constructor?
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