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The ComLoader NET Reflector add-in lists COM components for browsing and converts them into managed interop assemblies. Allows importing COM / OLE type libraries using Reflector’s file menu.

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What exactly is osmosis?

I’ve read a lot about osmosis and I know that the solution takes charge of all the ions with positive charge (but somehow it still passes through the membrane) and that this causes a concentration difference, thus the flow through the membrane (and thus the pressure) is due to the concentration gradient, this concentration gradient is created by the product of the mobility of the ions and the difference in the charges. Now, What is the difference between concentration difference caused by diffusion and osmosis?

I suppose you are asking the following question:

What is the difference between concentration difference created by diffusion and osmosis?

The difference is in the mechanism.
In diffusion the ions move due to their own mass transport through the membrane. That is, they are not moving by the concentration gradient. In osmosis, the ions in solution are attracted to one side of the membrane by the forces of osmosis and they flow through the membrane. In osmosis, the ions are moving by the osmotic forces, i.e. by the concentration gradient.
Don’t let this terminology confuse you. In diffusion the ions move by their own mass transport. When a chemical gradient is present, ions move from high concentration to low concentration (due to diffusing through a membrane). In osmosis, the ions move by the difference in osmotic force density between the two sides of the membrane.
Notice that the osmotic force is everywhere at the membrane. If you apply a chemical gradient to the membrane, the force of osmosis will be always at the membrane. The ions will move under this force until they get to a point where the force is not sufficient to overcome the force of an opposing chemical gradient.

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The COM Loader for.NET Reflector is an add-in for.NET Reflector that lists COM components, converts them into managed interop assemblies, and allows importing COM / OLE type libraries using Reflector’s file menu.

Can any one tell me which one is the way to do this is?

We just added the COM Loader to.NET Reflector as we wanted something similar to what COM Loader provides.
We should have it ready in the next version of.NET Reflector.
(note: we’re both available on the same day, I just came in earlier, try your luck)

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Reflector COM Interop Visualizer is a free COM visualizer for a COM component. It allows to discover the host application, the interfaces it exposes and the data types it uses to exchange information with the other components.
With our COM Interop Visualizer you can import COM / OLE type libraries created with Reflector’s visualizer and browse their interfaces. After the import you can decompile existing COM / OLE type libraries.
Reflector COM Interop Visualizer is a free COM visualizer for a COM component. It allows to discover the host application, the interfaces it exposes and the data types it uses to exchange information with the other components.
With our COM Interop Visualizer you can import COM / OLE type libraries created with Reflector’s visualizer and browse their interfaces. After the import you can decompile existing COM / OLE type libraries.

By using Reflection, I am able to interact with the Object Model directly, without needing to open the program.
I think you might just need to comment out the SQLite, and call a.NET constructor instead.

Is there a way to invoke a generic method for generic type parameter?

I have a method which takes a generic type parameter, and I would like it to have a generic method call counterpart. I tried the following but it results in an error.
Is there anyway to do it?
public T GenericMethod(T t){
//do something generic with t
return t;
}

public T GenericMethod(T t){
//call generic method
T res = (T) GenericMethod(t);
return res;
}

Of course you can do that. This works fine:
public T GenericMethod(T t)
{
// generic stuff
return t;
}

public T GenericMethod2(T t)
{
// call generic method
T res = (T) GenericMethod(t);
return res;
}

You have to remember about the return value though:

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*Converts* components *into* managed interop assemblies
*Can list COM / OLE type libraries using Reflector*
*Importing* COM / OLE type libraries *using Reflector*
*COM / OLE type libraries* can be imported *without accessing the registry*
*Component browsing with respect to source code*
*Supports the editing of COM components in Reflector*
*Enhances the usability of the Reflector user interface*
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*COM / OLE types* can be imported *without accessing the registry*
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