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It's been a while since I studied programming and I'm struggling with this.

I receive from a web service a bunch of info, which I save on an object, then after using the reflection method I get arrays, so I'm still stuck on having arrays inside an object.

I just cant remember how to convert the arrays inside of the object to string arrays, can someone help me out?

object information = new object();
string propName="members";
information=sinos1.Info(Convert.ToInt32(edo),Convert.ToInt32(anio),Convert.ToInt64(familia));
Object value = GetPropValue( information, propName);

information is the object that receives the info from the web service and value is the object that receives the info after the reflection which code is:

public static object GetPropValue(object src, string propName)
{
     return src.GetType().GetProperty(propName).GetValue(src, null);
}
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You can try to probe the object for interfaces.

object value = GetPropValue(information, propName);

if(value is IEnumerable)
{
    var array = value as IEnumerable;
    foreach(object obj in array)
    {

    }
}

Further you can use Type.GetTypeCode on the obj for handling value types.

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I don't know if this may help out to help read whats on value, while debugging, this is what value type changes from object to: object {ScanIt.sinos2.Sinos_Integrante[]} this happens after reflection – elnashillo Apr 23 at 18:38

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