Application error on Server 2003 standard

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Guest

I build an application in C# that does both serial and TCP/IP communications.
The application also uses some dlls build in VB.NET which are loaded using
late binding. I use the 'Trasport' package from ComponentScience.net for my
serial communications. The app runs in Server 2003 standard edition. I have
installed 8 serial ports to the server. My problem is, the application works
well on some server but crashes on others. On one of the servers, the app
crashes/dies completely without any pop-up and puts the following message in
the eventlog:
Faulting application ProcessorDriver.exe, version 1.0.1777.18426, faulting
module kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.0, fault address 0x000249d3.
I use create and destroy threads as much as I can and sychronize access to
the serial ports.
Can anyone help here.

Thank you,
Gipson.
 
S

smith

Is ProcessorDriver your own code? (Forgive my ignorance but the only
"ProcessorDriver" I get a google back on is the weblogic xml processor for
Java)

You checked the working and non-working servers against each other for
matching SP versions? .Net versions and .Net SPs the same on both too?

Since you mentioned the 3rd party component, seems you might be thinking
that their component is somehow involved.
They have a newsgroup for the Transport product, maybe they can at least
rule out this component:
news://news.componentscience.net/cs.public.support.transport

Robert Smith
Kirkland, WA
 
G

Guest

Robert,
Thanks for responding to my posting.
Yes, PreprocessorDriver is my own code.
All the servers have the same version of the .Net Framework 1.1.
I installed the .NET Framework SP to one of the machines and I want see if I
will have the problem or not. It will probably take a day or two before it
crashes again (if it will at all). I will post the results of my findings.

Thanks.
Gipson.
 

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