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Had the same problem. Seems like a Remoting.Corba Library.
The docs state that you should provide a constructor with
the same parameter types as the fields in your exception
class. Forget about it since no constructor gets called. The
Remoting.Corba library gets an instance via a
FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject call, which calls no
constructor.
2004-01-21 14:29:43 UTC in Remoting.Corba
