how to define a static object

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hello friends:

i have a class with name

C#

ReceiveMsgService()
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}

i m performming some work there.

now i want to make a static object of ReceiveMsgService class in my other class.

so can u help me how can i define it in my other class?
mean a static object..

Posted 15-Dec-11 18:12pm

prince_rumeel

Updated 15-Dec-11 18:18pm

Mehdi Gholam

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-12-15T18:27:00

First of all 'static' and 'object' really makes little sense.
Any static class cannot be instantiated. So you cannot create a static instance object of a normal class.

If you define your class as static
e.g.

C#

static class ReceiveMsgService()

you will be able to direcly access static members inside the other class.

Otherwise the only option you have is to create an instance -
ReceiveMsgService o = new ReceiveMsgService(); and then use it accordingly.

prince_rumeel · Answer 2 · 2011-12-15T18:45:00

Solution 2

static ReceiveMsgService object = new ReceiveMsgService();

and it is working fine.

Posted 15-Dec-11 18:45pm