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hi,
what is the use of this statement

controller = BusinessController.CreateInstance();

please explain it

Posted 26-Dec-10 18:30pm

jasna ashraf

Updated 26-Dec-10 18:35pm

RaviRanjanKr

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Al-Farooque Shubho · Answer 1 · 2010-12-26T18:47:00

Solution 1

The CreateInstance() is a static method (Probably, implements a SingleTone pattern to make sure that only one instance is used at the times across the application) which returns an instance of the BusinessController class.

This is usually done to encapsulate and simplify the object creation and initialization process from the client codes.

Posted 26-Dec-10 18:47pm

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Kasson 27-Dec-10 0:54am

Good Call

Hiren solanki · Answer 2 · 2010-12-26T19:40:00

Solution 2

Refer Reflection in C# for more understanding of it.

Or and advice for you to read some books as you've also asked same sort of question again.

Posted 26-Dec-10 19:40pm

Hiren solanki

Abhinav S · Answer 3 · 2010-12-26T19:47:00

Without knowing what the BusinessController looks like, it difficult to know what is inside the class.

However, if the BusinessController is a class, it looks like an instance of some object is being created via a static method.

If this is an object instance, then another object instance is being created via this method.