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Dario
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a way to gracefully handle a FileNotFoundException.
The problem:
My C# application depends on C# dll (.Net assembly).
When the application starts, if, for any reason, this dll is missing, the
application throws a FileNotFoundException.
I would like to catch this exception in order to show a MessageBox but I'm
unable to find a way.
I tried to use AppDomain.UnhandledException and/or Application.ThreadException
events in Main() but Main() does not even "execute".
Do you know how this particular case can be handled ?
Thanks,
Dario
I'm wondering if there is a way to gracefully handle a FileNotFoundException.
The problem:
My C# application depends on C# dll (.Net assembly).
When the application starts, if, for any reason, this dll is missing, the
application throws a FileNotFoundException.
I would like to catch this exception in order to show a MessageBox but I'm
unable to find a way.
I tried to use AppDomain.UnhandledException and/or Application.ThreadException
events in Main() but Main() does not even "execute".
Do you know how this particular case can be handled ?
Thanks,
Dario