Unfortunately, your attachment didn't survive the trip.
I assume that this struct is one that you're trying to get back from
unmanaged code.
The problem I see is that you have a struct with one element that's an
array, and another element that contains the length of that array. I
don't see anything in the docs that's going to allow you to deal with
that using the CLR marshaller. I think you're going to wind up writing a
custom marshaller. Which shouldn't be that bad - just a little MC++, and
then you apply it to this struct with the
MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.CustomMarshaller, MarshalTypeRef=...) attribute.
You should also read up on the StructLayout attribute, which is helpful
when marshalling structs, although I don't think it will fix your
problem.
I haven't mucked around with this stuff in quite a while, though, so
someone else might know of a trick you can use to get this to go.
> I'm having a tough time trying to collection information
> about Kerberos tickets that exist for the current logon
> session. (See attached code example - AccessTktCache.cs.) In
> particular, I'm having trouble trying to figure out how to
> marshal the following struct:
>
> public struct KERB_QUERY_TKT_CACHE_RESPONSE
> {
> public KERB_PROTOCOL_MESSAGE_TYPE MessageType;
> public ulong CountOfTickets;
> public KERB_TICKET_CACHE_INFO[] Tickets;
> }
>
> The marshaller bombs each and every time, stating that the
> Tickets array couldn't be marshalled as a struct.
>
> Any suggestions? (Yes, I realize that MC++ would be a much
> easier route for me to do what I'm trying to do.)
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