Hey, guys
Please see the code below:
/////*************** *************** *************** ***
RegistryKey rkHive = null;
RegistryKey rk = null;
string target = "127.0.0.1" ;
rkHive = RegistryKey.Ope nRemoteBaseKey( RegistryHive.Lo calMachine,
this.target);
try
{
rk = rkHive.OpenSubK ey(oro.key.Valu e);
//rkHive = {HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE}
//oro.key.Value=" \\SOFTWARE\\Cla sses\\.wax"
//And its data type is string.
}
//after the operation
//rk = null;
//It is abnormal as there is the right key in the right position
catch (System.Excepti on e)
{
Log(e);
}
//////*************** *************** *************** ********
We have some subkey below "HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE\\SOFTWARE\ \Classes\\.wax"
But after the operation the rk still equal to null and there isn't any
exception.
Has someone met the same situation?
2  2072 
Hi Leo,
When you open a SubKey, you must not have the preseding //. In your case
oro.key.Value should be SOFTWARE\\Class es\\.wax, not
\\SOFTWARE\\Cla sses\\.wax.
Cheers,
Chester
"Leo" wrote:
Hey, guys
Please see the code below:
/////*************** *************** *************** ***
RegistryKey rkHive = null;
RegistryKey rk = null;
string target = "127.0.0.1" ;
rkHive = RegistryKey.Ope nRemoteBaseKey( RegistryHive.Lo calMachine,
this.target);
try
{
rk = rkHive.OpenSubK ey(oro.key.Valu e);
//rkHive = {HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE}
//oro.key.Value=" \\SOFTWARE\\Cla sses\\.wax"
//And its data type is string.
}
//after the operation
//rk = null;
//It is abnormal as there is the right key in the right position
catch (System.Excepti on e)
{
Log(e);
}
//////*************** *************** *************** ********
We have some subkey below "HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE\\SOFTWARE\ \Classes\\.wax"
But after the operation the rk still equal to null and there isn't any
exception.
Has someone met the same situation?
It is really make sence.
thanks, Chester.
It is so kind of you.
Cheers,
Leo
"Chester дµÀ£º
"
Hi Leo,
When you open a SubKey, you must not have the preseding //. In your case
oro.key.Value should be SOFTWARE\\Class es\\.wax, not
\\SOFTWARE\\Cla sses\\.wax.
Cheers,
Chester
"Leo" wrote:
Hey, guys
Please see the code below:
/////*************** *************** *************** ***
RegistryKey rkHive = null;
RegistryKey rk = null;
string target = "127.0.0.1" ;
rkHive = RegistryKey.Ope nRemoteBaseKey( RegistryHive.Lo calMachine,
this.target);
try
{
rk = rkHive.OpenSubK ey(oro.key.Valu e);
//rkHive = {HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE}
//oro.key.Value=" \\SOFTWARE\\Cla sses\\.wax"
//And its data type is string.
}
//after the operation
//rk = null;
//It is abnormal as there is the right key in the right position
catch (System.Excepti on e)
{
Log(e);
}
//////*************** *************** *************** ********
We have some subkey below "HKEY_LOCAL_MAC HINE\\SOFTWARE\ \Classes\\.wax"
But after the operation the rk still equal to null and there isn't any
exception.
Has someone met the same situation?
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