Process.Start() throws an error saying "Setup error: failed to load resources from resource file Ple

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Vijaya P Krishna

Hi,

I have a .NET Windows Forms application, written in VB.NET and C#. [.NET
runtime version: 1.0; Operating System: Windows XP.]
I am opening a URL from the application using Process.Start(). The URL
points to a java servlet running on apache-tomcat.

For some users the application shows an error dialog with following
information. Another very interesting observation is that it's sending a lot
of requests to the servlet within no time. Please note that this is not
happening for all users.

--------------------------------------------------------------
Setup error
--------------------------------------------------------------

Failed to load resources from resource file
Please check your Setup.

---------
OK
---------

Can anyone let me know what is going wrong here?

Thanks,
Vijay
 
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Vijaya P Krishna

The URL tries to open the details of a record, given it's id.

The URL looks like:
http://internalserver.ourfirm.com:11111/Q/1234 where 1234 is the record id.
This works perfectly when the link is directly opened in IE or Mozilla.

To be more clear, we have a list of ids, and corresponding to them are a
list of links. On clicking the link, we are simply opening the URL
corresponding to the id.

Thanks,
Vijay
 
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Cor Ligthert [MVP]

Vijaya,

Can you show us that process start part as code completely.

Only the process start

Cor
 
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Cor Ligthert [MVP]

I am simply using
Process.Start(strURL)
And you have the HTTP in that?

Where it than means, start the default program to process HTTP and pass this
string to that.

Would that not be in the program than that is started that has te problem.
Or is it not HTTP and than is the program not registered.

Cor
 

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