Write to the Event Viewer ?

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Angelos Karantzalis

Hi, can anybody point me to some info in how to write to the event viewer ?
I've build a COM+ component, and I have no real way to get information on
the possible exceptions that occur during execution :(

Cheers,

Angel
O:]
 
Angelos Karantzalis said:
Hi, can anybody point me to some info in how to write to the event viewer ?
I've build a COM+ component, and I have no real way to get information on
the possible exceptions that occur during execution :(

Cheers,

Angel
O:]
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Additionally for some ideas how to debug Enterprise Services
applications take a look at

..NET Enterprise Services and COM+ 1.5 Architecture
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...-us/dnentsrv/html/netenterpriseandcomplus.asp

find the area

"Application Pause
Pausing an application comes in handy when trying to attach
a debugger to a process"

and then just skip to areas of interest.

Also
Debugging Components Written in Visual C++
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...s/cossdk/htm/pgdebuggingapplications_3qcf.asp

While written for C++ a lot of the details pertain to COM+
debugging in general.


BTW: There was a lot of head scratching took place when
Microsoft started to refer to COM+ as Enterprise Services in
the .NET context. Besides being able to sneek "Enterprise"
into the name (EJB does the same) it does create an
opportunity to differentiate; i.e. it may be good practice
to talk about "Enterprise Services Components" when you are
talking of "COM+ components written in .NET" - "COM+
components" could refer to components implemented in earlier
technologies.
In any case COM+ was somewhat a misnomer anyway, as
technically it represented an advance of MTS (Microsoft
Transaction Server), not COM - so you could argue that
"Enterprise Services" is more appropriate.
 
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