/// <summary>
/// Takes an exception and serializes the important information and sends it to the recipient connection.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="serialization">Serialization information to use for this response.</param>
/// <param name="ex">Exception which occurred to send to the recipient session.</param>
/// <param name="messageReturnId">Id used to reference this call on the recipient session.</param>
private void SendRpcException(SerializationCache.Serializer serialization, Exception ex, ushort messageReturnId)
{
// Reset the length of the stream to clear it.
serialization.Stream.SetLength(0);
// Clear the message writer of any previously stored data.
serialization.MessageWriter.Clear();
// Writer the Rpc call type and the return Id.
serialization.MessageWriter.Write(messageReturnId);
// Get the exception information in a format that we can serialize.
var exception = new RpcRemoteExceptionDataContract(ex is TargetInvocationException ? ex.InnerException : ex);
// Serialize the class with a length prefix.
serialization.SerializeToWriter(exception, 0);
// Send the message to the recipient connection.
SendHandlerMessage((byte)RpcCallMessageAction.MethodException, serialization.MessageWriter.ToMessage(true));
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates instance of the remote exception class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="exception">Exception details which are used to pass along to the base exception.</param>
public RpcRemoteException(RpcRemoteExceptionDataContract exception) : base(exception.Message)
{
}
