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jcornado
Guys:
I am running into the following:
When invoking a method via System.Reflection with the intention of
forcing an exception on the method being reflected, .Net Compact throws
directly the expected failure without out using
TargetInvocationException. .Net desktop appropiately throws the
TargetInvocationException that contains the expected exception
The docs state that TargetInvocationException is a supported class in
both runtimes.
Is this a known issue?
Is there a work around?
Am I missing something?
I am using Visual Studio 2003. Verified that the behavior is the same in
Pocket PC and Win CE emulators.
I am running into the following:
When invoking a method via System.Reflection with the intention of
forcing an exception on the method being reflected, .Net Compact throws
directly the expected failure without out using
TargetInvocationException. .Net desktop appropiately throws the
TargetInvocationException that contains the expected exception
The docs state that TargetInvocationException is a supported class in
both runtimes.
Is this a known issue?
Is there a work around?
Am I missing something?
I am using Visual Studio 2003. Verified that the behavior is the same in
Pocket PC and Win CE emulators.