Thank you guys. I think I will just live with it. I would have used that ExpectedException attribute but I have to call mock.VerifyAllExpectations() after the exception was thrown to make sure no Close was executed.. so I have to catch it I guess? The Exception is a custom one.. I just didnt want to overload my thread ;-)
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