FIX: Pattern that has emerged is that the new elements don't obey the case sensitivity rules. This fixes the symptom but not the problem that case problems abound.
FIX: Pattern that has emerges is the continual use of opaque generic typing. In Java, the opaque parameter type is more of a hint than a strong type. In CLR, it's a strong type and constant shifts between EventType, Object, String and Dictionary have been introduced to the code to provide better transparency and conversion.
ADD: Unwrap and UnwrapIntoArray are new extension methods to do transparent unpacking from object to collections.
FIX: Many classes were not marked as Serializable thus causing some tests to fail.
FIX: Some meta enumerations were being evaluated using the "==" operator. Once they are serialized, this equality test failed and the enumeration tests failed. Most have been replaced with Object.Equals() and the equality methods have been added.

Fixed text on error messages that was slightly off and causing tests to fail.

Fixed casing on more issues.
Fixed type conversion issues with generics. Java's type masking doesn't include generic post-compile, CLR's does.

These files were committed somewhere else in the source control tree. They've been moved to their rightful place.

Fix: More naming convention issues for NEsper tests. Particularly "Symbol" tends to be plaguing us.

Patches for DateTime operations.

Patches to unit tests

Minor changes to matching naming conventions.

NEsper.Runtime deprecated

NEsper 4.5 - big commit