Hello,
I have a C# application that runs just fine on two separate PCs, both in the
IDE and in compiled form. I created an installation project to deploy the
application to another PC for testing. After installing the application on
the test PC I receive the following error when the application is executed:
<BEGIN ERROR MSG>
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id=0x550 (1360), Thread id=0x150 (336).
Click OK to terminate...
<END ERROR MSG>
As you can tell, this is not a very informative message. The exception is
thrown as soon as the application is started - i.e. no form is displayed.
Also, I have an exception handler within my application that catches and
displays exception information. It is not even getting far enough into the
application for the exception handler to catch it.
As best I can tell, the install package has included all dependencies. This
is a .NET 1.1 C# app. and the .NET 1.1 runtime has been installed on the
test PC (running Windows 2000 Pro.). I also checked the "My Computer" Zone
(the application is running from the local hard drive) in the .NET security
settings just to make sure it had "Full Trust" and it did.
Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?
--- Thanks, Jeff
I have a C# application that runs just fine on two separate PCs, both in the
IDE and in compiled form. I created an installation project to deploy the
application to another PC for testing. After installing the application on
the test PC I receive the following error when the application is executed:
<BEGIN ERROR MSG>
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id=0x550 (1360), Thread id=0x150 (336).
Click OK to terminate...
<END ERROR MSG>
As you can tell, this is not a very informative message. The exception is
thrown as soon as the application is started - i.e. no form is displayed.
Also, I have an exception handler within my application that catches and
displays exception information. It is not even getting far enough into the
application for the exception handler to catch it.
As best I can tell, the install package has included all dependencies. This
is a .NET 1.1 C# app. and the .NET 1.1 runtime has been installed on the
test PC (running Windows 2000 Pro.). I also checked the "My Computer" Zone
(the application is running from the local hard drive) in the .NET security
settings just to make sure it had "Full Trust" and it did.
Anyone have any ideas what might be causing this?
--- Thanks, Jeff