How can we take a method call, serialise it, perhaps store it in a database, and then later rehydrate and execute?

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Learn how to serialise ASP.NET method calls for later execution by storing the type of object, the method, and the parameter values. Find out how to deserialise and execute the method call using reflection and the MethodCallInvoker class.

Serialising ASP.NET method calls for later execution

What does serialising our method call require? ​

How do we deserialise our method call and execute it? ​

How do we use the MethodCallInvoker ? ​

<p>Good project for experimenting, and great example of what a production level source should never contain.</p>


<p>This is a good article for implementing a simple peace of code, which allow any hacker to call any .NET method remotely just by changing values in database… 🤣</p>
