Thread exception

[Dan Cimpoiesu]

How can I make to route the exceptions from a thread created by my
Application, different that the Applications thread to the application.
I want that when a exception occures in that thread, the application to be
aware of it and to display that default dialog for exceptions.

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Dan,

What you would have to do is wrap your thread code in an exception
handler. Once you do that, you will have to send a message to the main
thread (a Windows message) with the exception information. You can do this
by using the GCHandle structure. With it you can allocate a handle to an
object (the exception) and then pass it through a call to SendMessage
(through the P/Invoke layer). Then, in your main form, you can process the
message (assuming you send using a custom message type, usuall WM_USER +
some number) getting the object back through the static methods on the
GCHandle structure.

Hope this helps.

 

[Dan Cimpoiesu]

Thanks
The part with sending a message I knew it.

I assume that I have to put all my thread code in a big try catch, and when
I catch something to send it to the main app.
Is this correct?

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

Dan,

What you would have to do is wrap your thread code in an exception
handler. Once you do that, you will have to send a message to the main
thread (a Windows message) with the exception information. You can do this
by using the GCHandle structure. With it you can allocate a handle to an
object (the exception) and then pass it through a call to SendMessage
(through the P/Invoke layer). Then, in your main form, you can process the
message (assuming you send using a custom message type, usuall WM_USER +
some number) getting the object back through the static methods on the
GCHandle structure.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

How can I make to route the exceptions from a thread created by my
Application, different that the Applications thread to the application.
I want that when a exception occures in that thread, the application to be
aware of it and to display that default dialog for exceptions.

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Dan,

Bingo! =)

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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Thanks
The part with sending a message I knew it.

I assume that I have to put all my thread code in a big try catch, and when
I catch something to send it to the main app.
Is this correct?

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

in message news:[email protected]...

Dan,

What you would have to do is wrap your thread code in an exception
handler. Once you do that, you will have to send a message to the main
thread (a Windows message) with the exception information. You can do this
by using the GCHandle structure. With it you can allocate a handle to an
object (the exception) and then pass it through a call to SendMessage
(through the P/Invoke layer). Then, in your main form, you can process the
message (assuming you send using a custom message type, usuall WM_USER +
some number) getting the object back through the static methods on the
GCHandle structure.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

How can I make to route the exceptions from a thread created by my
Application, different that the Applications thread to the application.
I want that when a exception occures in that thread, the application

to

be

 

[Dan Cimpoiesu]

Thanks


Dan

Dan,

Bingo! =)

--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Thanks
The part with sending a message I knew it.

I assume that I have to put all my thread code in a big try catch, and when
I catch something to send it to the main app.
Is this correct?

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

in message news:[email protected]...

Dan,

What you would have to do is wrap your thread code in an exception
handler. Once you do that, you will have to send a message to the main
thread (a Windows message) with the exception information. You can do this
by using the GCHandle structure. With it you can allocate a handle to an
object (the exception) and then pass it through a call to SendMessage
(through the P/Invoke layer). Then, in your main form, you can

process
the

message (assuming you send using a custom message type, usuall WM_USER +
some number) getting the object back through the static methods on the
GCHandle structure.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

How can I make to route the exceptions from a thread created by my
Application, different that the Applications thread to the application.
I want that when a exception occures in that thread, the application

to

be
aware of it and to display that default dialog for exceptions.

Regards
Dan Cimpoiesu

 

[Val Savvateev]

If you're developing a Windows app check out Application.OnThreadException