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Steven Cool
Hello,
This topic has been 'topic' for several times in this Newsgroup. I
have made an application which use a to c++ dll's (unmanaged), a
managed dll and a c# application. When I run the application on anther
machine I get a the following error:
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Common Language Runtime Debugging
Services: Application has generated an exception that could not be
handled.
Process id=XXX (XXX), Thread id=XXX (XXX).
Click OK to terminate the application.
Click CANCEL to debug the application..
------------------------------------------------------------------
I've have tried to change the dot-net security but that didn't fix my
problem.
On a next step, I installed 'full remote debugging' to debug the
application. Then I didn't debug the application but I just tried to
restart the application. The application started well. What has
happened here?
I tried the whole installation-procedure-thing 3 times but each time
with the same result.
Can somebody help me ?
regards
Steven
This topic has been 'topic' for several times in this Newsgroup. I
have made an application which use a to c++ dll's (unmanaged), a
managed dll and a c# application. When I run the application on anther
machine I get a the following error:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Common Language Runtime Debugging
Services: Application has generated an exception that could not be
handled.
Process id=XXX (XXX), Thread id=XXX (XXX).
Click OK to terminate the application.
Click CANCEL to debug the application..
------------------------------------------------------------------
I've have tried to change the dot-net security but that didn't fix my
problem.
On a next step, I installed 'full remote debugging' to debug the
application. Then I didn't debug the application but I just tried to
restart the application. The application started well. What has
happened here?
I tried the whole installation-procedure-thing 3 times but each time
with the same result.
Can somebody help me ?
regards
Steven