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Handle the remote events

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Thiyagu - 19 Jun 2006 13:38 GMT
I tried to find a way to handle the remote events from another .net dll,

The scenario is, I have to handle the events from another .net dll  by using
a given event name.

Have anyone ideas about how to do it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Barry Kelly - 19 Jun 2006 14:22 GMT
> I tried to find a way to handle the remote events from another .net dll,
>
> The scenario is, I have to handle the events from another .net dll  by using
>  a given event name.
>
> Have anyone ideas about how to do it? Any help is greatly appreciated!

It's just like normal event handling: you subscribe by passing a
delegate to the += operator on the event.

To do it by name at runtime (which is an orthogonal issue to DLLs), you
can use reflection to get an EventInfo (Type.GetEvent()), and then call
EventInfo.AddEventHandler().

-- Barry

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