Installing and running on another machine

[Richard Boehme]

I have a small VB.NET application that uses the .NET framework 1.1. I have .NET 1.1 installled on another machine, yet my application crashes when it starts saying that it has thrown an exception. I'm including a DLL that I wrote with it and the DLL registers properly and has the apppproprite DLLs for it to work. I've tried with both debug and retail builds of my VB app. I'm running .NET 2003 EA on Windows XP with SP1, and have tested both on Win 2000 and Win XP

Thanks

Richard Boehme

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

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I have a small VB.NET application that uses the .NET framework 1.1. I
have .NET 1.1 installled on another machine, yet my application crashes
when it starts saying that it has thrown an exception. I'm including a
DLL that I wrote with it and the DLL registers properly and has the
apppproprite DLLs for it to work. I've tried with both debug and retail
builds of my VB app. I'm running .NET 2003 EA on Windows XP with SP1,
and have tested both on Win 2000 and Win XP.

Post the complete exception text.

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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>

[Peter Huang]

Hi Richard,

I agree with Herfried's suggestion, to further troubleshooting the problem,
can you provide the exact error message and the callstack?
Also if you can run the application in debug on that "problem" machine, you
may try to press f5 and open the first chance exception to see where the
exception occur.
You can open the first chance exception by Pressing Ctrl+Alt+E, selection
Command language runtime exception and check the Break into the debugger in
the When the exception is thrown section.

Best regards,

Peter Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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