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This is probably a bug in.NET Remoting. I do not know when the bug was introduced, have not found it in releases post.NET 3.5, in my own searches. I suggest you and others file a defect on this issue. Our regression suite run on.NET 1.1 (required by Oni) will also probably fail without any options, since the FixupCompleted event will never be raised.
We have not been able to verify it, but we find it very unlikely that events with null data are actually handled as is expected. We have verified that it's possible to crash the GC and induce the RemoteUnhandledException. We have also found that it is possible to crash the GC and induce a deadlock. If anyone can find a way to exploit this or to make it reliably happen, please mail us. It will be a very nice gift to Evil Inc.
Unfortunately, unlike in.NET 1.0 this is just a Runtime Error and during the Fixup invocation the listed exception is actually logged, but the CLR does not try to handle it, it just raises the exception. This exception should not confuse the user.
You have declared an event which is of type "System.EventHandler". You cannot declare an event of type "System.EventHandler", since all events must have a delegate with at least one generic argument.
public delegate void AsyncAction< class "MyNameSpace.MyEventHandler< string >">(object sender, EventArgs args); public struct MyEventArgs< class "MyNameSpace.
I have attempted to change the class definition to use the 'SerializableAttribute' and thereby indicating that this class is intended to be used by our Remoting code. This doesn't appear to be what you need. Can you please clarify the scenario you are trying to implement. d2c66b5586