>I'm trying to instantiate a Crystal Report class using reflection:
>
>

>private void _SetupReport()
>{
>    int ReportId = Convert.ToInt32(Session.Contents["ReportId"].ToString());
>
>    string Command = "SELECT ReportName FROM ApexReports WHERE RecordId = " + ReportId.ToString();
>    DataSet dsReportName = DataLayer.ExecuteQuery(Command);
>
>    string ReportClassName = dsReportName.Tables[0].Rows[0]["ReportName"].ToString();
>
>    Report = (ReportDocument)Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().CreateInstance(ReportClassName);
>
>    CRViewer.ReportSource = Report;
>}
>

>
>Report is null when this runs. The vaariable ReportClassName contains the correct name. What am I doing wrong?

Assembly.CreateInstance() will only create a type contained within itself. Are you sure that this is the right assembly?