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here’s the code,
Type tbn = Type.GetType(dii.DictionaryName);
DictionaryXmlInfo4BaseDictionary<tbn>.AddDictionaryXmlInfo((message));//error
You can’t use generics like that. Generics are meant to be used for types known at compile time.
You can do it with reflection – getting the generic
DictionaryXmlInfo4BaseDictionarytype definition, creating the closed type usingType.MakeGenericType, then callingAddDictionaryXmlInfoon it again by reflection… but it’s relatively painful.