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  • etnaelk
    replied to Resource Monitor/ relaunching an application that crashed
    in .NET
    thanks alot plater...i think this will work just great
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    • etnaelk
      replied to Resource Monitor/ relaunching an application that crashed
      in .NET
      Plater,

      This idea is one that I've definitely had but not sure how to implement. Do you have any idea to access the processes (like Task Manager), see if it is running or not and if not relaunch the app?

      I'll try putting smaller try/catches too.

      Thanks again
      Nick
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      • etnaelk
        replied to Resource Monitor/ relaunching an application that crashed
        in .NET
        Its not installed as a windows service, just a console application I want to have constantly running. I definitely do want to try to avoid these exceptions but in the mean time would like to find the best practice on how to do this.

        When I catch the error, I try to create a new instance of the class but it doesn't start correctly. Could you tell me the best way to re-instantiate the object? The catch is made at the end of the code......
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        • etnaelk
          started a topic Resource Monitor/ relaunching an application that crashed
          in .NET

          Resource Monitor/ relaunching an application that crashed

          Hi all,

          I am writing a proxy server in C# and it crashes (fairly) often. I have my code in a try catch block and I catch all the types of exceptions it throws. But I am looking for a clever way to relaunch the program when this happens as it dies.

          It is a C# Console Application in .NET 2005.

          Any help is appreciated.

          Thanks alot,
          Nick
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          • etnaelk
            replied to setting NetworkInterface info c#
            in .NET
            hi plater,

            well, i would like to change a couple parts of the socketinfo OF the
            HttpWebRequest. .. i.e. bind all requests for files with .mp3 to use my wired
            interface and bind all requests for html to use my wifi interface.

            any ideas at all?

            thanks,
            nick
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              started a topic setting NetworkInterface info c#
              in .NET

              setting NetworkInterface info c#

              Hi all,

              I am working on a custom Proxy Server in C# that can make HttpWebRequests / Responses via
              two Network Interfaces (one wired, one wifi). I think there are three general approaches to this:

              1)give up on HttpWebRequests , use Sockets/TcpClients and bind my own socket to each interface

              2)Find a way to gain access to changing System.Net.Netw orkInformation. NetworkInterfac e objects

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              • etnaelk
                started a topic IE Browser Proxy issue - NetworkStream HTML Images
                in .NET

                IE Browser Proxy issue - NetworkStream HTML Images

                Hi all, I have a real bugger of a problem that I just haven't been able to figure
                out. I am working on writing my own proxy server in C# using TcpListener,
                TcpClient, HttpWebRequest/Response and NetworkStream. I have everything
                working pretty well except images won't load to their location.

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