Re: application crash
- From: "Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2006 23:52:00 +1000
The .NET Framework 2.0 don't handle the exception the same way as 1.1.
Basically the process is more likely to terminate after an exception than in
1.1.
All the quirk of exception handling is smoething somewhat obscure.
Exception event method don't always work as expected, if at all.
It's hard to find clear and complete documentation on the topic.
Anyway you could always try to register an event handler on
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException
I think it would be too late to save the application, but at least you
should get the information you need, I believe.
"barbutz" <barbutz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:CBD91DF6-917F-4212-A2B8-843FBA5A389D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> I wrote an application that is basically http loader. It loads 1030
> concurrent threads and start to send http requests to a web server.
> The problem is that sometimes when i get in the morning to check the
> results, the application is not running!! There is no alert and no crash
> notification whatsoever!
> Maybe i have a bug in my code but if my application crash there should be
> some error message by .net framework or unhandled execption. I'm very
> frustrated and i tried everything to catch every exception but no luck.
> It doesn't happens all the time and it happens when the application is
> running for few hours.
> I also run a performance monitor on the process and there was no memory
> leak
> or unusuall behaviour before the process was terminated. It's like someone
> is
> killing the process like from task manager.
> My application is compiled in framework 2.0 and i have to say that in
> former
> versions when the application was compiled in framework 1.1 i had no such
> problem!
> Is there a known problem in framework 2.0? If not, please tell me what i
> can
> do in order to find the problem.
>
> Thanks!
.
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