Catching Exceptions
When you implement Try..Catch..End Try blocks, you can intercept and handle only CLS-compliant exceptions, that is, exceptions inheriting from System.Exception. Exceptions wrapped by the COM import tools are not CLS-compliant, so a classic Try block would fail. To intercept exceptions coming from wrapped objects, the .NET Framework offers the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeWrappedException that can be used for error handling when working with wrappers. The following code shows an example:
Other than usual exception properties, this class exposes a WrappedException property, of type Object, which represents the occurred ...
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