Nick
Sun Jul 24 14:38:38 CDT 2005
First off, do you have the [STAThread] attribute in your initial class? If
you created your app as a DLL and decided to make an EXE, or if you decided
to delete this attribute just to see what is going on, you may be running
into a problem synchronizing your thread with the I/O channels.
An interesting explanation is here
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/askthewonk/secure/default.aspx?content=whatdoesthestathreadattri.htm
If that doesn't help, I'm not sure where to look.
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"safox" <safox@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:74D0B969-7B91-47D5-A6A1-517C1269F634@microsoft.com...
>I have vb.NET console application that I execute in batch from CDM.exe.
>When
> submitted via a 3rd party tool, or by hand myself, the application will
> sometimes return immediately with no error message just a command prompt.
> I
> can then arrow up to get the same command and press enter and it may run
> the
> second time.
>
> My main routine starts with a try, the first command in the try is a
> console.writeline, my traps log nothing, my console.writeline message does
> not appear, the application appears to be 'stillborn'.
>
> This effect is found in my test and prod environment but never in dev.
>
> Please help a desperate man.
>
> safox