Handling Unhandled Exception in DotNet

Hi,
i'm loading a third party unmanaged dll in my dot net application.
the dll doesn't have a try catch block for any of the functions
declarations . When a method in the dll is called by the dot net
application, the dll creates a thread and for some reason the thread
throws a access violation exception.

The third party vendor who provided the DLL isn't ready to fix the bug
as its not happening in their C++ application.

Now in my dot net application how do i handle this issue. i tried
using the AppDomain.UnhandleException event; but its not handling the
AV exception and my Application always crashes with the crash info.

i don't want the application to crash and it has to run continuously.

how do i achieve this.

i would appreciate if someone can help me on this.

Thanks
Regards,
Aswin.N.Paranji
.

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