Untitled... has a problem

Mark Schonewille m.schonewille at economy-x-talk.com
Thu Nov 13 10:45:07 EST 2008


Hi Tiemo,

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(e.g. the MySQL part, if you don't include the MySQL drivers in the  
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On 13 nov 2008, at 16:39, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:

> Hello,
>
> With my Rev 3.0, developed on Win XP, Standalone tested on Win XP I am
> running into following problem. When closing my app I get the  
> following
> error message, AFTER my App is closed: "Untitled 1.0.0.0 for Windows  
> has
> encountered a problem and has to be finished". In the details it  
> show that
> my standalone exe (my startstack) throws this error. This error ONLY
> happens, if I had a special substack opened, while testing. I can't  
> find any
> difference in handling this substack compared to the other substacks.
> Perhaps I am doing something not suitable in opening and closing my  
> stacks.
> What I am doing is the following:
>
> Startstack: on open card
>
> --- some other stuff
>
> go MainStack
>
> close this stack
>
>
>
> MainStack:
>
> --- I open every substack only with the first access and after that  
> I do
> only hide and show with the stacks, because of performance in opening
>
> --- When closing my MainStack I set the destroywindow and the  
> destroystack
> of all of my stacks (StartStack, MainStack and Substacks) to true  
> and close
> one by one (just to be on the safe side, without asking if any still  
> is
> open). This procedure seems to work fine, beside of the one special
> substack, where I can't find any difference.
>
>
>
> Is there something completely wrong in handling the open and closes  
> where
> this error could come from, or does it perhaps has nothing to do  
> with the
> opening and closing and I have to look at a different issue?
>
> Any ideas, any hints welcome!
>
> Tiemo




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