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Converting C# to VB.net
I have samples of C# code that I need to use to instantiate an object. I need to convert it to VB.net.
I have a dll called ProjectUtilities. It is referenced in .net as "InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilitie s"
I need to instantiate the ProjectManager object of the dll, but in order to do that it requires certain values to be passed.
Here is the C# code:
Code:
(Class Constructor):
Public ProjectManager(string sSystemDatabase, ScriptModel[] arrScm, IScriptModelFactory objScmFactory)
(Actual instantiation):
ProjectManager pm = new ProjectManager("Voicenet", new ScriptModel [] {scriptmodel.AgentScriptModel, ScriptModel.IVRScriptModel}, new ScriptModelFactory());
The constructor requires 3 arguments
1. A string
2. An array of constants
3. An object
Here is my code in VB.NET:
Code:
Dim oScriptModelFactory As New InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilities.ScriptModelFactory
Dim oScriptModel As New InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilities.ScriptModel
Dim arrScriptModel(,)
'I am setting the constants here
Dim sAgentScriptModel = InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilities.ScriptModel.AgentScriptModel
Dim sIVRScriptModel = InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilities.ScriptModel.IVRScriptModel
'Now trying to pass them
Dim oProjectManager As New InteractiveSoftworks.VoiceNet.ProjectUtilities.ProjectManager("NG2468", arrScriptModel(sAgentScriptModel, sIVRScriptModel), oScriptModelFactory)
I'm getting Object Refernce Not Set to Instance of Object
Am I passing the array incorrectly?
I would appreciate any help,
Ninel
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