Call method c# with object sender and EventArgs

Question

How can I call the following method manual?

  private void NetworkResponseReceived(object sender, Network.ResponseReceivedEventArgs e)
  {
         ExecuteTask();
  }

with something like:

NetworkResponseReceived();

what needs to be inserted within the parentheses?

Solution 1

Obviously you can call it this way

NetworkResponseReceived(null, new ResponseReceivedEventArgs());

But it would be lie. Handler expects that response is received (from some object), which is not true. I think it's better to extract handler's logic into separate method. And call that method both from your code and from handler. Like this:

void NetworkResponseReceived(object sender, Network.ResponseReceivedEventArgs e)
{
    // this method can have some arguments, if needed
    DoSomethingBusinessRelated();
}

And simply call same method, from other place:

DoSomethingBusinessRelated();

Solution 2

This should work:

NetworkResponseReceived(null, new Network.ResponseReceivedEventArgs());

Solution 3

Try like this;

NetworkResponseReceived(null, new ResponseReceivedEventArgs());