Running .exe and .dll in Matlab,importing and sketch results

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I have a windows application which is C# based having .exe and dll files(.NET Assembly),which is used to maintain project database,importing and perform automatic tests. i would like to run this application by Matlab and get the folders,results imported to Matlab as parameters in workspace, with these parameters i can draw and show the graphs with differences between defined test cases automatically.
Please suggest how can i approach? valuable materials to refer, and the best process. (I am quite new to handle Matlab)

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 7 Nov 2014
Matlab can interact directly with .Net. See using .Net libraries in matlab.
Note that very often it is much safer to use functional notation rather than dot notation to call .Net methods as matlab translation layer often struggles with dot notation. That is use
objectmethod(object, arg1, arg2, ...)
rather than
object.objectmethod(arg1, arg2, ...)
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Guillaume
Guillaume on 7 Nov 2014
I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean by import its folders to matlab. Can you give a concrete example?
MaheKK
MaheKK on 18 Nov 2014
Sorry I correct it to import its project data instead of folders, for example after opening the tool i goto file-load project-select project path-then it gives a tree view with different test types,i should access one of its sub tests and sub tests results,import it to matlab for realising in graphs.

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