Re: Error with Remoting Events in ASP.NET application: Type Initializer error

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Does the exception have any inner exceptions?

<RobbieGotNeeds@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have a Windows service that checks the availability of something.
> I use remoting to publish events, and I've gotten multiple
> Windows forms applications to subscribe to these events.
>
> Now, I want my ASP.NET web application to subscribe to these
> events as well. In my ASP.NET application I have a static
> class constructor which basically sets up stuff for the app to
> run OK. Now, I copied the same code from my Windows forms
> clients to the static class constructor of my ASP.NET app, and
> I added the event methods. I made these static too since these
> will be available to all instances. The code compiled OK,
> and the ASP.NET app loads without error. However, when my
> Windows service fires an event, the Windows service program traps an
> error:
>
> The type initializer for "..." threw an exception.
>
> It seems that my Windows service program (the server that hosts the
> remoting object) knows about the ASP.NET application events that are
> subscribed to it, but somehow is choking on them with the above error.
> (It returns the same error everytime the event fires.) Why is this?
> The only difference between my test Windows Forms client
> and my ASP.NET client is that I connect to my remoting object in the
> static
> class constructor and my event metods are also staic.
>
> Am I missing something fundamental here? Any ideas?
>


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