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Ty
I have created two applications One is simply a system tray app and
the other is a program that interacts with the first app through TCP.
The system tray app is no problem. I can built is and place it on a PC
with no trouble.
Today for the first time I built the main app and then copied it to a
test PC and then tried to run it. The program never loads. I get a
windows error reporting window. In the error details it has
system.invalidoperationexception
I went back and made sure there was a Try statement in the load event
with a messagebox to show the error, but it never fires. I went back
in and placed a messagebox as the very first line in the load event. I
run the program and still no messagebox so it seems that it is
crashing before the load event is even fired.
If I run the built app on the same PC I wrote it on it runs fine.
Not sure where to go from here.
My development machine is a Vista Ultimate using Visual Studio 2008
standard .net 3.5 framework.
The test PC is a XP Professional with .net 3.5 framework. Which runs
the system tray app built on the same development machine.
Thanks,
Ty
the other is a program that interacts with the first app through TCP.
The system tray app is no problem. I can built is and place it on a PC
with no trouble.
Today for the first time I built the main app and then copied it to a
test PC and then tried to run it. The program never loads. I get a
windows error reporting window. In the error details it has
system.invalidoperationexception
I went back and made sure there was a Try statement in the load event
with a messagebox to show the error, but it never fires. I went back
in and placed a messagebox as the very first line in the load event. I
run the program and still no messagebox so it seems that it is
crashing before the load event is even fired.
If I run the built app on the same PC I wrote it on it runs fine.
Not sure where to go from here.
My development machine is a Vista Ultimate using Visual Studio 2008
standard .net 3.5 framework.
The test PC is a XP Professional with .net 3.5 framework. Which runs
the system tray app built on the same development machine.
Thanks,
Ty