Hi all,
I am looking for somebody to help me. I have a complex application
running on Windows CE with .NET compact framework which is programmed
in C# but does have some native code too. My application exits some
times. That means i can't catch it with the debugger. ActiveSync
looses the connection. Does anybody know a good tools which can give
me some information before the exit happends ?

I will really appreciate any help.

Donnib

Hi Donib,

MS Active Sync got a setting called AutoStartOnDisconnect/AutoStartOnconnect.

Using this you can start a console application on Connect or DisConnect of
Active Sync.

Hope this will help you.

Regds
Kesava

"Mihai Marinescu" wrote:

> Hi all,
> I am looking for somebody to help me. I have a complex application
> running on Windows CE with .NET compact framework which is programmed
> in C# but does have some native code too. My application exits some
> times. That means i can't catch it with the debugger. ActiveSync
> looses the connection. Does anybody know a good tools which can give
> me some information before the exit happends ?
>
> I will really appreciate any help.
>
> Donnib
>

Hi, Donnib

I've encountered that problem sometimes. I'd suggest you to write a log file
in you application,
in order to keep track of your code. You will usually find some native
statements are highly
suspected. And you have to review the code to eliminate potential errors.

HTH...
If any one could show us some more solutions, it would be very appreciated.
--

Best Regards,

Jan Yeh
MVP - Windows CE.NET, MCSD.NET, .NETcf consultant
Web - http://www.mobilemind.com.tw , Blog - http://blog.mvpcn.net/janyeh


"Mihai Marinescu" <(E-Mail Removed)> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi all,
> I am looking for somebody to help me. I have a complex application
> running on Windows CE with .NET compact framework which is programmed
> in C# but does have some native code too. My application exits some
> times. That means i can't catch it with the debugger. ActiveSync
> looses the connection. Does anybody know a good tools which can give
> me some information before the exit happends ?
>
> I will really appreciate any help.
>
> Donnib