I was working with UI thread / background thread issues today and ran into a strange problem where the exception thrown on a background thread doesn't get cought by the UI thread exception handler (nor does it break into the debugger, which I actually wanted).
Branch out to the UI thread by using an invoke and rethrow the exception you would say, well... that doesn't work also. Seems like when the exception gets raised on a non-UI-thread and you invoke back to the UI thread somehow the thread event handler still stays on the non-UI-thread.
Did you run into anything similiar and if so how did you solve this?
Thanks!
if you do a try-catch in the other thread and call a "ui-Safe" method to use the exception and message, shouldn't that solve your problem?
I can use the exception (for instance MessageBox.Show() or even Debugger.Break) but it won't give me the full stack trace, but oh well can't have it all :-)
Waseem: No - you lose the stack trace.... I couldn't find a way around that either.