I made a application in VB.Net. But some users face crash upon startup. That is "A problem caused this program from working correctly" with just one button "Close the program". Since there are lot of things happening when the app loads
View 1 RepliesI have read the documentation on RaiseEvent and Even but still confused. I am using a class that i call that performs a task on a thread.
vb
Public Property MyVar As String
Public Sub MuSub()
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I have an ArrayList that is populated with Objects. These Objects raise events at certain times. How can I capture these events from the ArrayList? i.e.
I want something like this:
Public Sub MyRaisedEvent(ByVal obj as MyObject) Handles MyArrayList.MyEvent
End Sub
I've a control that throws an exception in one of its events and I need to catch this exception. How can I do this?
Example:
Private Sub AxNtlxImage_Reason(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As AxNTLXIMAGELib._DNtlxImageEvents_ReasonEvent) Handles AxNtlxImage.Reason
' TODO: Deal with this reason message
Throw New ArgumentException(e.sText)
End Sub
I want to catch this exception from another procedure when it happens.
I'm trying to create a user control that will provide a draggable splitter between two panels — exactly like SplitContainer — in a custom IDesignerHost implementation. SplitContainer itself, as far as I can tell, is not an option; it will raise an exception unless used in Visual Studio's Designer.
My implementation would look roughly like this, except that I'm not receiving the necessary mouse events. I've tried event handlers, On* overrides and overriding WndProc in the user control itself, the host control, and the parent form, but I don't appear to receive WM_MOUSEMOVE, WM_LBUTTONDOWN or WM_LBUTTONUP events anywhere. Per this bug report, I should be receiving WM_MOUSEMOVE in "the control designer"; I'm not sure what that refers to in this case.
how I can implement a draggable splitter?
I'm trying to create a user control that will provide a draggable splitter between two panels — exactly like SplitContainer — in a custom IDesignerHost implementation. SplitContainer itself, as far as I can tell, is not an option; it will raise an exception unless used in Visual Studio's Designer. My implementation would look roughly like this, except that I'm not receiving the necessary mouse events. I've tried event handlers, On* overrides and overriding WndProc in the user control itself, the host control, and the parent form, but I don't appear to receive WM_MOUSEMOVE, WM_LBUTTONDOWN or WM_LBUTTONUP events anywhere. Per this bug report, I should be receiving WM_MOUSEMOVE in "the control designer";
View 4 Repliesi made an application for serial communication. for this application i need to set delay time. during this delay time i m doing some other task. So for those task i need to take back control from delay function, for this purpose i am unsing Doevents() function.Its work fine On other OS (XP, Windows7 32/64-bit). But Application.DoEvents() function halt and crash in windows vista.
Private Sub TimeDelay(ByVal DT As Integer)
Dim StartTick As Integer
StartTick = Environment.TickCount()
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I have recently implemented to following code on a good deal of my forms.
Public Overrides Function InitializeLifetimeService() As Object
Return Nothing
End Function
It has worked great to solve some of my odd application hangs when the application has been running > 1 week.However, when the user closes the program I now get an Application Crash screen.how to stop this? how to put it back to "normal" with a global variable?
Public Overrides Function InitializeLifetimeService() As Object
if readytoExit then
' Return... not nothing?[code]......
I have had afew people test my application and all of the 32-bit users are telling me it is not working.
Problem signature: Problem Event Name:
CLR20r3 Problem Signature 02: 1.0.0.0
Problem Signature 03: 4d9235a5 Problem
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I have a backup program that is currently running in our Corporate Environment on about 70 machines. A mixture of Laptops, Desktops and Windows (xp-32, vista-32, vista-64, 7-32-7-64) with no problems.
There is one exception, and it's the reason I'm posting here for assistance.On one machine that is a Dell Latitude running Windows 7 64 bit with .Net 4 Framework installed the console application will crash immediately before it starts Sub Main. It simply give the generic windows error "A problem caused the program to stop working correctly." with no option to see debug info.
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I've got quite a big application and I've just started noticing that not all runtime errors cause an error.
for example if I call a function that executes an SQL query and the query string uses invalid syntax or refers to a field that doesn't exist then that would normally cause an error at runtime. But it doesn't - as soon as it hits the error the function simply returns to the caller.
If I enclose the code in a try/catch then the error is trapped but, while developing, I just want a good old runtime error but not getting one.
I created a windows application service that runs every 20 seconds to collect data from avaya cms and then dump it into a database. I did this using a timer. Since I had to have access to the clipboard to get the data and parse it, I had to be in STA. Unfortunately,just putting the STA before the Main() (or any other sub) did not keep the service in single thread mode. So I had to create a new thread and join it like so:
Public Class CMS
Protected Overrides Sub OnStart(ByVal args() As String)
Timer1.Enabled = True
Timer1.Start()
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I have an application which has 2 WebBrowser controls inside(both with script errors suppressed if thal). The application involves navigating to the same url every 3-4 seconds roughly(when the browser is ready).After a while it will crash and tell me flash.ocx is missing and is not included with this version of windows(w7 and vista). I troubleshoot the problem and tells me to update flash which does no fix the problem. This crash only happens when I run the application outside of the IDE btw and I get no errors in the IDE.
View 1 RepliesI have developed a server-client application. The program has multiple users each uniquely login in with their credentials to the system. The problem arises when the application crashes, pc shuts/restarts, the user then cannot log in as it is showing is still logged in. This is true because the last code from the program, which logs out the users , is not run because the program crashed or the pc , that is intalled on, lost power. Is there a way to go around this problem. I cannot deploy the application until this is fixed. I have placed on application exit and on last form`s closing event to logout users. It still keeps them logged in in some cases as I already stated previously.
View 15 RepliesWell this question is related to use of Win32 API. I am trying to get text of a RichTextBox which is located in one of my text application. I am trying to use EM_GETTEXTEX message to collect the data.
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making sure I have both AxInterop or whatever those 2 .dll files in the same area, i do.
View 1 RepliesEvent type clr20r3 p3 4a5c12c0 system.net.sockets.socket Exception and Application crash on some system. while running well on others. i go thorugh many forms and search a lot on google but not able to resolve the issue.
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I'm writting what I thought would be a fairly simple TAPI program in VB.Net 2008 SP1 using the TAPI3Lib.dll. It is supposed to dial out a number and once connected play a wav file then wait for digit input. I got through the dialing but it seems I never get the CS_CONNECTED event letting me know the line was picked up. All I get is CS_INPROGRESS then the call is placed and a CS_DISSCONNECTED if I call the call.disconnect method.
I've double checked my registering for events and my event filter and they both check out (otherwise I wouldn't get the two call states I do get). Is there anything else I'm missing or is this normal? I'm calling out with a Conexant HDA D330 MDC V.92 Modem. The call is correctly placed, my phone rings and I answer it. The call state never changes to connected. If I hang up my phone you hear me hang up through the modem and you then hear a dial tone since the modem in the computer hasn't hung up.
I am looking to prompt the user to save data when they close a form window in a winforms application. I can't figure out how to trigger the prompt to the user, should they click the red box at the top right corner of the form.
My application currently has a boolean flag, that is set to True on textchanged event. So I will only need to check for the boolean value in whatever event is trigger by the red box.
I have a program that I would like to create application-level MouseEnter and MouseLeave events for. Basically I have an app that I'd like to leave open that would be very opaque when not in use, and when the user moves the mouse anywhere within the bounds of the application, it becomes solid, and when they move their mouse away from the application, it becomes opaque again.
The obvious problem is that MouseEnter and MouseLeave are control-specific and so they fire every time you move over a button or menu or whatever, so Leave and Enter are constantly firing even though you haven't "left" or "entered" the application.
So, is there any way to create mouse events that only fire at the application level?
When working with Excel in this context, is there a way to get the Excel Application/Workbooks/Sheets events?
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
If Process.GetProcessesByName("Excel").Count <> 0 Then
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When starting my application, I have a couple of classes which are required to read certain files in order to create a set of default data. The logical place (to me) to do this is in a Shared class constructor; the idea would be to throw a class-level event if the reading of the defaults file fails. Unfortunately, this does not work as attempting to access such an event, in order to attach a handler to it, fires the class constructor before the event has been attached. In a failing case, the constructor starts, fires the fail event, the constructor completes, and then the event handler is attached, after the event has fired.
The only other solution I can think of is to give the class a "typeInitialisedSuccessfully" boolean property and put a try/catch block around every call to construct an instance of the class, which seems unnecessarily kludgey to me. Can someone suggest a more elegant solution?
EDIT: Because this is a fundamental Class, used in one form or another across nearly all of our software tools, I would greatly prefer a solution that will notify future programmers that the type initialiser needs to be called, which is why I initially went towards the Shared Constructor as a solution.
Ok, so I'm writing a basic windows form application in VB.net as you do and need to be able to raise keyboard events based on data received from the serial port. I'm able to receive the characters that I want (lets say a lower case c) and display them. Its also easy enough for me to find the keycode. What I want to do though is tell windows that key "c" has been pressed. The application is paired to a bluetooth terminal, I wanted to have the experience of writing the code behind this myself rather than using another library although it seems I've failed already. How would I go about doing this?
View 1 RepliesI have designed a class for posting data to server, which is a time consuming task so that i have used background worker in my application. instead of repeatedly using backgroundworker in my application, i decided to add it to my class and generate two events PostWorkerReportProgress, PostWorkerComplted for my application
View 1 RepliesI just can't, im guessing something's not enabled, but what?
View 2 Repliescome years ago I bought an activex component to read some basic smartcard data. I created a simple form application and it has worked fine ever since. However, instate of a form application I now want to create a console application for the same purpose (the forms are unrequired and it just takes too long with multiple smartcards).
But I have been working on this for days now and somehow can't seem to get my events working. When I use 1 event, everything works fine, but as soon as I add my second event I get this error:
Unhandled Exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040202): E
xception from HRESULT: 0x80040202
at System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.IConnectionPoint.Advise(Object pUn
kSink, Int32& pdwCookie)
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I have a program that reads data from a scanner via the serial port.This program works fine on Windows XP.We have a terminal server set up running Windows Server 2008.I run HyperTerminal on our test terminal, it connects and reads the scanner data fine through COM1.I run my app on that same test terminal and get nothing when I scan.My app connects to COM1 without errors and disconnects without errors.BUT, the DataRecieved event is NEVER getting fired.Neither is the ErrorReceived event.I have played with the Handshaking, with the RecievedBytesThreshhold and pretty much every setup setting I found.Set it up exactly like the settings on Hyperterminal.I have even tried starting a timer on a different thread to call ReadByte every second to try to KICK this thing into doing SOMETHING.Nothing has worked.
I have been trying to fix this for an entire day now.Added events to my class trying to see EVERYTHING that is going on. All I know is, it connects to the port and it disconnects from the port correctly but nothing happens in between.No data when I scan.No event fired at all between connecting to and disconnecting from the port.I have also downloaded other's simple serial communications applications.Nothing in .NET works.[code]
I have a console application (VB.NET). When it is started, it spawns worker threads to find work in the database and do the task, then look for the next task (A workflow basically).
The problem that I have is that I have my Event Handler in the main thread that spawns the worker threads. Those workers, if they error, raise an event to a public delegate. However my main thread is not detecting these events, and I cannot figure out how to make it. My intention is to do all logging (text/database), email alerts, and restarting the worker to find another task that is not errored. (This will be expanded in the LogErrorMessage routine and such, for now I am just keeping it a simple Console.Writeline so that I can see if the method is being fired or not)
Here is the code around what I am trying to do:
Logger Class:
Public Delegate Sub LogDelegateError(ByVal Ex As Exception)
Public Class EventLogger
Public Event EventError As LogDelegateError
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I found some threads talking about this.. but when I follow the thread on where to do it.. it must be talking VS2005.. cause on vs2008 in project properties -> application tab-> I dont see View Application Events button. so I assume its moved in VS2008 ? I did find some code I guess to do the same thing.. but I wanted to make sure I do it correct.. since I have an app that a client is running and they keep getting framework exceptions and I have no clue where its coming from.
View 18 RepliesIn my windows application, I want to check which part of code (or routine) has caused un-handled exception event to occur from application events in its running mode (not debugging).
If this is possible then please guide me how to do this.
If any clarification regarding this is required,