Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 01/18/08 11:53

warth33@hotmail.com wrote:
>> Interesting. So the C# program writes its final log entry and something
>> hangs.
>>
>> I would say it's in one of two places - either the C# program, or, more
>> likely, Windows. The reason I say the latter is because your C# program
>> just goes through its termination code and back to Windows. Windows
>> should then return control toPHP.
>>
>> It doesn't look like this last part is getting done - there isn't a lot
>> forPHPto do before it continues execution of your program.
>>
>> Is there anything in your Event Logs showing a problem? Can you still
>> see the C# process running in the system?
>
> Well, It happened again now. So I opened the task manager. Among the
> processes there was not any of the c# programs. Then I had a looko at
> the event logs. I dont know much about it, so I googled and it seems
> that the command eventwvr opens the log im intresting in.
>
> It showes a lot of errors, but I could not find one that was related
> to any c# programs. I think I will research a little about detecting
> errors of aplpication in the windows log.
>
>

The problem is it may not be directly related to the C# application. It
could be something in the system, the C# libraries or about anything.

And you should be able to find your event viewer under "Administrative
tools". It's not necessarily bad to have some entries, i.e. Windows
will place startup messages in there. But you do need to at least
understand the cause of the errors, if not fix them.

Check a Windows newsgroup for more info here.

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