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Marina Levit [MVP]
Right, that's what we are focusing on. The hardest part is looking at all
the hardware potential problems - and which particular one is the problem.
Especially since this is at a client site, so it's not like we are able to
examine every piece of hardware involved. The client is looking at us
because the software isn't working - and we can't tell them it is something
in their setup, and to go figure it out. But the problem of course is their
own hardware - but we have to prove it.
The most baffling part, is that there isn't an exception being thrown. That
would make life so much easier. It feels like the framework really should be
able to tell that there is a problem and not just behave as if everything is
fine and dandy, and throw an exception whenever this problem (whatever it
is) appears.
the hardware potential problems - and which particular one is the problem.
Especially since this is at a client site, so it's not like we are able to
examine every piece of hardware involved. The client is looking at us
because the software isn't working - and we can't tell them it is something
in their setup, and to go figure it out. But the problem of course is their
own hardware - but we have to prove it.
The most baffling part, is that there isn't an exception being thrown. That
would make life so much easier. It feels like the framework really should be
able to tell that there is a problem and not just behave as if everything is
fine and dandy, and throw an exception whenever this problem (whatever it
is) appears.