reflection-method-call

You can dynamically invoke C# methods at runtime using reflection by providing a method schema. This supports accessing public, private, static, and instance methods across .NET assemblies without modifying existing code.

Invoking arbitrary .NET methods via reflection is effective for testing, debugging, and automation. You provide a known method signature as a schema, and the tool enforces input parameters and returns serialized results for inspection.

Yes, a known method signature is required to enforce the input parameter schema during dynamic invocation. For unknown assemblies, use a find-then-call workflow to discover available methods before executing the target method.

Yes, dynamic method invocation via reflection works with static and instance methods across different types and .NET assemblies. It validates the provided schema and returns the output in a structured serialized format.

To discover available methods before dynamic invocation, use a find-then-call workflow. This allows you to inspect the .NET assembly, identify the target method schema, and then execute the call with the correct parameters.