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In this chapter, I’ll take everything that was discussed in the previous chapters and use that knowledge to create a real-world example. I’ll create a dynamic type via the Emitter classes that allows you to intercept method invocations. I’ll cover the design and its implementation along with other options that come with .NET.
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That code was in the section I asked you to ignore. Usually if someone tells me to ignore a piece of information, I immediately look at it, and I’m guessing that you probably did as well!
ErrorForm is from an assembly called ErrorDialog that I created to show exception information.
For more information on these topics, I recommend picking up a copy of Ingo Rammer’s book, Advanced.NET Remoting (Apress, 2002 ).
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Bock, J. (2002). Dynamic Proxies in .NET. In: CIL Programming: Under the Hood™ of .NET. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0845-7_8
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