Hi,

I'm using Framework 1.1/VS 2003 (VB.Net).

I have this code:

Try
dim f as new form1
f.showdialog
catch
'exception handling
end try

I expect that the catch block catches exceptions during the life time of the
dialog. However, it does not. Instead, the default exception dialog of the
Framework is shown. It's the one that adivces us to enable JIT debugging in
the application.exe.config or machine.config file. Well, I've done this
already. Anway, I want my own catch block (above) handle the exception!

I tried adding an event handler to the Application.ThreadException event. It
works, that means the handler is called instead of showing the default
exception dialog. But again, that's not what I want! How can I have the
catch block handle the exceptions thrown in the try block?


Armin

"Armin Zingler" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Framework 1.1/VS 2003 (VB.Net).
>
> I have this code:
>
> Try
> dim f as new form1
> f.showdialog
> catch
> 'exception handling
> end try
>
> I expect that the catch block catches exceptions during the life
> time of the dialog. However, it does not. Instead, the default
> exception dialog of the Framework is shown. It's the one that
> adivces us to enable JIT debugging in the application.exe.config or
> machine.config file. Well, I've done this already. Anway, I want my
> own catch block (above) handle the exception!
>
> I tried adding an event handler to the Application.ThreadException
> event. It works, that means the handler is called instead of showing
> the default exception dialog. But again, that's not what I want! How
> can I have the catch block handle the exceptions thrown in the try
> block?

Any idea?


Armin

"Armin Zingler" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb
> "Armin Zingler" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm using Framework 1.1/VS 2003 (VB.Net).
> >
> > I have this code:
> >
> > Try
> > dim f as new form1
> > f.showdialog
> > catch
> > 'exception handling
> > end try
> >
> > I expect that the catch block catches exceptions during the life
> > time of the dialog. However, it does not. Instead, the default
> > exception dialog of the Framework is shown. It's the one that
> > adivces us to enable JIT debugging in the application.exe.config
> > or machine.config file. Well, I've done this already. Anway, I
> > want my own catch block (above) handle the exception!
> >
> > I tried adding an event handler to the Application.ThreadException
> > event. It works, that means the handler is called instead of
> > showing the default exception dialog. But again, that's not what I
> > want! How can I have the catch block handle the exceptions thrown
> > in the try block?
>
> Any idea?

Any idea?


Armin