Hello
I have implemented a sink (.net remoting) and I wonder how could I break
the process of execution of a remote method.
For example, I check a data in CallContext
string session = (string)lcc.GetData("www_session");
and if session is incorrect a don't want to call a method in remote object.
Instead I want to return to user some information.

I tried to throw an exception, but I got an error "exception was unhandled
by user code" in server sink.

How could I do it?

Regards
Andrew

Did you try to throw a serializable exception ?

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Hi
It's quit weird situation. I'm throwing a RemotingException and Visual
Studio (while debugging) stops at it and says "RemotingException was
unhandled by user code".
But when I run a compiled server program (exe), and then a client program
(exe) and enforce server to throw an exceptions, everything is going
alright. Client is catching this RemotingException (with correct
description) in a try-catch block!
So, VisualStudio doesn't know, that this exception is catched on the client
side. How can I enforce him to ignore this situation while debugging??

Regards
Andrew


"Jonathan Boivin" <djon (AT) cyberinternautes (DOT) net> wrote

You can probably use the DebuggerStepThroughAttribute like for the
InitializeComponent method.

But I'm not quite sure if this attribute is the appropriate one. You can
search for the System.Diagnostic members and you will see all the available
attributes in relation with the debuger. The other one you could probably
use is DebuggerHiddenAttribute.

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