Protecting Writable Properties with an Interface Delegator

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This article explains the use and implementation of an InterfaceDelegator. You may also find it to be a good example on building dynamic types using the System.Reflection.Emit namespace.

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Bill has been a developer for a software company in Canonsburg PA for the past 7 years and a computer engineering student at the University of Pittsburgh prior to that.

Bill dreams of one day not having to develop code using COM, and finally being able to use .net.

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