I have done this several times. But, today, when trying to run a simplified version of an approach to use Reflection to execute a method in the current class, I cannot find where is the problem. I have this code:

    Private Function ProcessTaskQuery() As Boolean
        Dim loParameter(0) As Object
        Dim loType As Type = Me.GetType()
        lcMethod = "Test"
        Dim loInfo As System.Reflection.MethodInfo = loType.GetMethod(lcMethod)
        loInfo.Invoke(Me, loParameter)
        Return True
    End Function

    Private Function Test() As Boolean
        MessageBox.Show("inside")
        Return True
    End Function

This method is among several other methods in the same class. When I execute this method, the goal is to be able to call a method. The process works ok until loInfo.Invoke() line is reached. When that line is reached, nothing happens. This one is really simple. I do not pass any parameter to the method. Me is the current class. Once loInfo.Invoke() line is executed, it should display a message box as this is what I have in the startup code of the Test() function. But, nothing happens.