Hi All,
I'm facing a seriuos situation with a .Net application I
developed.
I have developed a stand alone application in VS2003. The
application doesn't contain any forms in it. I invokes the application from
a .dll class library using the CREATEPROCESS function. When I invoke the
application using CreateProcess it executes for the first 4....5 execution
calls, after that the application stops execution. The CREATEPROCESS still
returns informing the application is executed successfully. If I replace the
same file with another file (exact same exe, same version without any
change) it starts executing again. Here I have not re-started the PC, just
re-writing the file with the same version of the file it starts working
without even re-starting the PC.
Looks very strange to me.
Why is this application behavingg so...? Is this happens due to any
security issues? Any security rights I need to specify? I tried it in
different Windows OS in different PC' but still the same result.
Anyone please help me, its little bit urgent for me.
Thanks
Rajeev R
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Rajeev,
In my opinion is the best help I can give you to tell you that there exist
language newsgroups (those are in the most active newsgroups from Microsoft,
although this one is as well pretty active).
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langua ges.vb or csharp or vc
In those newsgroups it is easier to help you because of that than is knowed
by instance what program lanuage you use.
Which does not mean that you cannot get help for your problem here.
I hope this helps something
Cor
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