On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++), I
got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It occurs
really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an
"UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main().
I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is: The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The
memory could not be "read".Click on Ok to Terminate Click on Cancel to Debug
I do suspect that this may occurs in one of my common assemblies. Probably
in some static member/class initializations .
What I did is to try to place suspect static initializations in a class
initializer and place them within a try/catch sections.
I tried to start the service as a normal program (according to description
shown in MSDN). However, it works ok this way.
Here are my questions:
- If I place a try/catch section in a class initializer, will the catch be
hit in case of problem?
- How could I point out to the location where the problem occured using the
error message shown
- Is it possible to debug the application?
If I press Cancel, DrWatson generates a log. I would like to run JIT
debugger instead
Any help greatly appreciated!!!
José 7 2615
Some ideas:
You could put some EventLog.WriteE ntry entries in your common assemblies just to try and pinpoint the problem.
Also, make sure that none of your common assemblies inadvertently does any UI.
Verify this by setting the service to 'Allow interaction with desktop' and running the service.
Also; there was a bug in v1.0 of the framework, not sure if it's in v1.1, where services couldn't start if
the eventlog is full. Try clearing the eventlog and see if it helps.
--
Robert Jeppesen
robert.jeppesen %at%durius-dot-se
"José Joye" <jo*******@KILL THESPAMSbluewin .ch> wrote in message news:ud******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++), I got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It occurs really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an "UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main(). I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is:The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The memory could not be "read".Click on Ok to Terminate Click on Cancel to Debug
I do suspect that this may occurs in one of my common assemblies. Probably in some static member/class initializations . What I did is to try to place suspect static initializations in a class initializer and place them within a try/catch sections.
I tried to start the service as a normal program (according to description shown in MSDN). However, it works ok this way.
Here are my questions:
- If I place a try/catch section in a class initializer, will the catch be hit in case of problem? - How could I point out to the location where the problem occured using the error message shown - Is it possible to debug the application? If I press Cancel, DrWatson generates a log. I would like to run JIT debugger instead
Any help greatly appreciated!!! José
Thanks for the tips.
Sorry for information I missed:
- I currently write into the EventLog as fallback in my tracing routines.
- I already allowed interaction with the Desktop to see if I can get extra
info
- I have set the overwrite eventlog flag (so it will not get full).
Thanks anyway!
José
"Robert Jeppesen" <robert.jeppese n(#)durius.se> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Some ideas:
You could put some EventLog.WriteE ntry entries in your common assemblies
just to try and pinpoint the problem. Also, make sure that none of your common assemblies inadvertently does any
UI. Verify this by setting the service to 'Allow interaction with desktop' and
running the service. Also; there was a bug in v1.0 of the framework, not sure if it's in v1.1,
where services couldn't start if the eventlog is full. Try clearing the eventlog and see if it helps.
-- Robert Jeppesen robert.jeppesen %at%durius-dot-se
"José Joye" <jo*******@KILL THESPAMSbluewin .ch> wrote in message
news:ud******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++),
I got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It
occurs really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an "UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main(). I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is:>The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The memory could not be "read".>Click on Ok to Terminate >Click on Cancel to Debug
I do suspect that this may occurs in one of my common assemblies.
Probably in some static member/class initializations . What I did is to try to place suspect static initializations in a class initializer and place them within a try/catch sections.
I tried to start the service as a normal program (according to
description shown in MSDN). However, it works ok this way.
Here are my questions:
- If I place a try/catch section in a class initializer, will the catch
be hit in case of problem? - How could I point out to the location where the problem occured using
the error message shown - Is it possible to debug the application? If I press Cancel, DrWatson generates a log. I would like to run JIT debugger instead
Any help greatly appreciated!!! José
You can attach to the process from within Visual Studio. It's in the debug menu.
Since your service causes a crash in the constructor, start the constructor with
a Thread.Sleep(15 000); This will give you time to attach to the process before it crashes.
Also, if the service crashes within 15 seconds, you'll know that it''s probably an initialization in
a variable declaration that is crashing, because such initializasions get compiled in the start of the constructor.
--
Robert Jeppesen
robert.jeppesen %at%durius-dot-se
"José Joye" <jo*******@KILL THESPAMSbluewin .ch> wrote in message news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. . Thanks for the tips.
Sorry for information I missed:
- I currently write into the EventLog as fallback in my tracing routines. - I already allowed interaction with the Desktop to see if I can get extra info - I have set the overwrite eventlog flag (so it will not get full).
Thanks anyway! José
"Robert Jeppesen" <robert.jeppese n(#)durius.se> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Some ideas:
You could put some EventLog.WriteE ntry entries in your common assemblies just to try and pinpoint the problem. Also, make sure that none of your common assemblies inadvertently does any UI. Verify this by setting the service to 'Allow interaction with desktop' and running the service. Also; there was a bug in v1.0 of the framework, not sure if it's in v1.1,
where services couldn't start if the eventlog is full. Try clearing the eventlog and see if it helps.
-- Robert Jeppesen robert.jeppesen %at%durius-dot-se
"José Joye" <jo*******@KILL THESPAMSbluewin .ch> wrote in message news:ud******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++), I got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It occurs really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an "UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main(). I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is: >>The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The memory could not be "read". >>Click on Ok to Terminate >>Click on Cancel to Debug
I do suspect that this may occurs in one of my common assemblies. Probably in some static member/class initializations . What I did is to try to place suspect static initializations in a class initializer and place them within a try/catch sections.
I tried to start the service as a normal program (according to description shown in MSDN). However, it works ok this way.
Here are my questions:
- If I place a try/catch section in a class initializer, will the catch be hit in case of problem? - How could I point out to the location where the problem occured using the error message shown - Is it possible to debug the application? If I press Cancel, DrWatson generates a log. I would like to run JIT debugger instead
Any help greatly appreciated!!! José
José Joye wrote: On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++), I got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It occurs really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an "UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main(). I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is:
The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The memory could not be "read". Click on Ok to Terminate Click on Cancel to Debug
You may have a bad memory module also. Does this happen on only one
computer or on a number of them?
Hello,
This happens on high speed (4 CPUs) computers. I really suspect
initialization problem.
José
"James Black" <jb****@ieee.or g> wrote in message
news:eB******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... José Joye wrote:
On all my Windows Services (written in C# and for some of them in MC++),
I got from time to time crashes at startup (1 out of 10 startup). It
occurs really at the time I click on the "Start service" button.
I have try/catch sections all around, and also have defined an "UnhandledExcep tionEventHandle r" in the ctor of the Service Main(). I'm still not able to catch what is going on :-((
The error is:
The instruction at "0x791cfea1 " referenced memory at "0x00000050 ". The
memory could not be "read".
Click on Ok to Terminate Click on Cancel to Debug
You may have a bad memory module also. Does this happen on only one computer or on a number of them?
José Joye wrote: Hello,
This happens on high speed (4 CPUs) computers. I really suspect initialization problem.
This code snippet may help you out. I use this to be able to switch
from running as a service to running the application in a debugger.
Obviously 'runasService' is a boolean type.
By running it in a debugger you may be able to figure out what is
going on.
// The main entry point for the process
static void Main(String[] args)
{
// Creates an instance of the methods that will handle the exception.
//CustomException Handler eh = new CustomException Handler();
// Adds the event handler to to the event.
//Application.Thr eadException += new
ThreadException EventHandler(eh .OnThreadExcept ion);
if (runAsService)
{
System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] ServicesToRun;
// More than one user Service may run within the same process. To add
// another service to this process, change the following line to
// create a second service object. For example,
//
// ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] {new
Service1(), new MySecondUserSer vice()};
//
ServicesToRun = new System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] { new
LabLoginService () };
System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase.Run(Service sToRun);
}
else
{
LabLoginService service = new LabLoginService ();
service.OnStart (args);
}
}
Thanks,
I will try it
José
"James Black" <jb****@ieee.or g> wrote in message
news:OB******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. José Joye wrote: Hello,
This happens on high speed (4 CPUs) computers. I really suspect initialization problem.
This code snippet may help you out. I use this to be able to switch from running as a service to running the application in a debugger. Obviously 'runasService' is a boolean type. By running it in a debugger you may be able to figure out what is going on.
// The main entry point for the process static void Main(String[] args) { // Creates an instance of the methods that will handle the exception. //CustomException Handler eh = new CustomException Handler();
// Adds the event handler to to the event. //Application.Thr eadException += new ThreadException EventHandler(eh .OnThreadExcept ion);
if (runAsService) { System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] ServicesToRun;
// More than one user Service may run within the same process. To add // another service to this process, change the following line to // create a second service object. For example, // // ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] {new Service1(), new MySecondUserSer vice()}; // ServicesToRun = new System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase[] { new LabLoginService () };
System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceB ase.Run(Service sToRun); } else { LabLoginService service = new LabLoginService (); service.OnStart (args); } } This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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