RE: Exception Management App Block - System.ComponentModel.Win32Except

Hi Steven,

Welcome to ASP.NET newsgroup.
>From your description, you're getting the Access Denied WIN32 exception
when using the Enterprise Library's Exception Handling Application block
,yes?

I'm sure you're using the LoggingHandler , and specifying some eventlog
entry to log into? Is the problem occurs just when you use the default
logging setting to log some entry into the Application eventlog?

Also, as you mentioned that you're using impersonation in your asp.net
application, did you impersonate the client user's idenity or a fixed
account. Is it possible that the impersonated account dosn't have the
proper permission to access the eventlog? I suggest that you turn off the
impersonate and switch your process identity to "LOCAL SYSTEM" and test
again to see whether it works. This can ensure that the problems is caused
by account permission issue.

If there is any further findings, please feel free to post here also.

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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