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copied!<p>After i tried every way to tell the serialization not to serialize my events but they kept on getting serialized I tried it the other way round - give my class NetworkHook what it wants, a serializable class.<br> So I created a new Test class called NetworkListener which is serializable but doesn't serialize the events:</p> <pre><code>[Serializable] public class NetworkListener { private static EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs> hookInstalled; public event EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs> HookInstalled { add { hookInstalled = (EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs>) Delegate.Combine(hookInstalled, value); } remove { hookInstalled = (EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs>) Delegate.Remove(hookInstalled, value); } } public void onHookInstalled(Object sender, HookInstalledEventArgs args) { EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs> handler = hookInstalled; if (handler != null) { handler(this, args); } } } </code></pre> <p>This class can subscribe to my NetworkHook : MarshalByRefObject without throwing an exception. I think it really is only a dirty workaround with that static event in there which doesn't bahave static to the outside (beside it's just another class to pass events). But I can't make it private only and flag it with [field: NonSerialized()] as it simply looses all callbacks then. So at least I wanted to get rid of that extra class and include that event-workaround in my original class:</p> <pre><code>public class NetworkHook : MarshalByRefObject { private static EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs> hookInstalled; public event EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs> HookInstalled { add { hookInstalled = (EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs>) Delegate.Combine(hookInstalled, value); } remove { hookInstalled = (EventHandler<HookInstalledEventArgs>) Delegate.Remove(hookInstalled, value); } } // .... } </code></pre> <p>And by surprise - I do get my exception again. I some kind a have the feeling the MarshalByRefObject completly bypasses my serialization-commands ... somehow. Well - this is a really bad solution I think and I'll have to rewrite some other classes to fit in this - but for the first time in hours - it works at all. I anyone has a better solution I'd love to give it another try :) As long I'll stick with my original class calling some "event proxy" which does delegate the real events.</p>

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