Windows service stops at error...

[Ori :)]

Hi guys,

I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform a certain task,
my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still whenever an error
occurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the code in the "Catch"
section and instead of continue, the service stops.

What gives?

I want it to continue running even if an exception was cought.

Thanks!

Ori :)

[chanmmn]

Depend on what code you have in the Catch block.

chanmm

"Ori :)" <Or*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi guys,

I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform a certain task,
my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still whenever an error
occurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the code in the
"Catch"
section and instead of continue, the service stops.

What gives?

I want it to continue running even if an exception was cought.

Thanks!

Ori :)

[Helen Trim]

This is a frustrating aspect of structured error
handling. Once an error is caught, it won't go back into
the code.

You can do what I have done and go back to using on error
statements:

Sub Demonstration ()
On Error GoTo Demonstration_Error

Code Statements....

Exit Sub
Demonstration_Error:

Code to handle the error....
Resume Next
End Sub

It may not be structured, but it is a lot more flexible
and it allows you to carry on.

HTH
Helen

-----Original Message-----
Hi guys,

I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform a certain task,my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still whenever an erroroccurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the code in the "Catch"section and instead of continue, the service stops.

What gives?

I want it to continue running even if an exception was cought.
Thanks!

Ori :)
.

[Ori :)]

Just a call to a "WriteExMessageToFile" sub. which completes with no problem

"chanmmn" wrote:

Depend on what code you have in the Catch block.

chanmm

"Ori :)" <Or*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi guys,

I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform a certain task,
my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still whenever an error
occurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the code in the
"Catch"
section and instead of continue, the service stops.

What gives?

I want it to continue running even if an exception was cought.

Thanks!

Ori :)

[Ori :)]

Thanks! will try.

Any idea why is it different than a winform application in which it does not
end the program?

"Helen Trim" wrote:

This is a frustrating aspect of structured error
handling. Once an error is caught, it won't go back into
the code.

You can do what I have done and go back to using on error
statements:

Sub Demonstration ()
On Error GoTo Demonstration_Error

Code Statements....

Exit Sub
Demonstration_Error:

Code to handle the error....
Resume Next
End Sub

It may not be structured, but it is a lot more flexible
and it allows you to carry on.

HTH
Helen

-----Original Message-----
Hi guys,

I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform

a certain task,

my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still

whenever an error

occurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the

code in the "Catch"

section and instead of continue, the service stops.

What gives?

I want it to continue running even if an exception was

cought.

Thanks!

Ori :)
.

[Phill. W]

"Ori :)" <Or*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a windows service which runs few timers to perform a certain
task, my code is well wrapped with "Try...Catch"s, but still whenever
an error occurs and an exception is being thrown, it executes the code
in the "Catch" section and instead of continue, the service stops.

/Where/ is the Catch block?
Since you're using Timers, are you /always/ re-enabling them, /even if/
you catch an Exception?

HTH,
Phill W.