It sounds like this class is only used to store values. If that's the case, it's a Data Transfer Object (DTO). I would name it something like
SomethingDto. But you need to know what the something is. Invoke doesn't tell you what invoked it so InvokeDto is meaningless.
>I checked the second link, but it doesn't help too much :(
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>Would InvokeAttributes or InvokeProperties class be any better? Essentially, I want to have properties such as
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>List<String> Errors
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>List<String>Warnings
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>List<Int32>ErrorCodes
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>Int32 LastErrorCode
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>etc. properties in this class.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer