GetXmlSchemaForRemoting Generating Exception?

Framework 1.1-SP1

I have a DataSet, and when it is serialized something is causing an
exception.
"System.ArgumentException: The attribute local name cannot be empty"
is at the top of the stack trace. I think an extende property on one
of the DataTables is causnig a problem but I don't know where.

How can I trap this programatically?

Is there a better way to do this, maybe put the DataSet into a binary
array before it is passed to the Remoted proxy?


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