+1  A: 

In your MyClass, add a property that holds the error info when an error event occurs, then you should be able to look at obj.MyErrorCode and find out what you need.

mspmsp  2008-10-08 20:57:52
Okey. That could possibly be a workaround.But it feels like it should be a more direct way.
leiflundgren  2008-10-08 21:06:37

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