Create object for a class in PowerShell script

Create object for my class in PowerShell script

Please follow the below steps to create an object in your Powershell script:

Using load file [Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFile(<Compleate Path of dll>), 
  1. Call static methods in the following way
    [namespacename.classname]::methode()
  2. Call non-static methods by creating objects
    $newobject = New-Object namespacename.classname
    $newobject.methode()
Click here to view a sample plugin file using PowerShell script.


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