For static members, you can access through the instance object as well as with class name. In the ATEasy DotNet example, the class DotNetClass1 has a static variable member sStaticString:

The following example shows that you can access static member using class name:
if DotNetClass1.sStaticString<>"DotNetClass1.StaticConstructor"
TestStatus=FAIL
endif
You can also access static member using instance object:
cls1=new DotNetClass1()
if cls1.sStaticString<>DotNetClass1.sStaticString
TestStatus=FAIL
endif
The class also has a static property member, StaticProp:
if DotNetClass1.StaticProp<>"DotNetClass1.StaticConstructor"
TestStatus=FAIL
endif

The class also has a static property method, StaticMethod:
if DotNetClass1.StaticMethod()<>"DotNetClass1.StaticMethod"
TestStatus=FAIL
endif
