Publish Event Pass two textbox text as EventAgrs

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Can i pass two string as eventargs on a button click

internal void OnSaveComm(string strTitle,string strLink)
    {
       WorkItem.EventTopics[EventTopicNames.AgentRecentComm].Fire(this,new EventArgs<> XYZ,WorkItem,Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI.EventBroker.PublicationScope.Global);
    }

Using Event broker to pass string to subscribing event to display in a different view.

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