Wouldn't ntsdexts.dll and !locks help ?
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From: "Griffiths, Ian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Debugging Deadlock
Since monitors can be reacquired reentrantly, it won't be any o
I'll second this.
I have seen this behaivor twice. It is possible but not highly likely you
could just copy the oci.dll file onto the system, but I would also recommend
a reinstall of oracle client.
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Matt Davey wrote:
> Wouldn't ntsdexts.dll and !locks help ?
That shows you Win32 critical sections, not .NET Monitors.
However, I can't believe I forgot about Son of Strike - the solution
Rick Byers points out. D'Oh!
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The approach that I have found to be most useful is to use the SyncBlk
command in SOS. If you're not familiar with it, SOS is a native debugger
extension that comes with the .NET SDK that provides access to CLR data
structures. I has a bit of a learning curve, but it is totally invaluable
when de
Is this a Web application/service?
We have seen a similar problem in Web services and it may be a
permissions problem. Does the ASPNET account have access to the Oracle
home directory?
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Ivan Towlson
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I had the reverse problem - the scroll bar appeared even though all the
columns fit well inside the grid! The problem disappeared when the user
resized a column. Unfortunately, I only found a workaround - forcefully
hiding the scrollbar in the grid's Visible_Changed event handler:
datagrid
What IP addresses is IIS configured to listen on?
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Cannot connect to local II
Since monitors can be reacquired reentrantly, it won't be any of the
threads that are blocked on the Monitor.Enter call. So it must be one of
the other threads.
If there are no other threads, then that's a little strange.
Are you running on v1.0 or v1.1 of the .NET framework? On v1.0 there was
a
It looks like you Oracle install is corrupted/incomplete. I've been using
the System.Data.OracleClient namespace for about 2 years now without much
problem. I would try reinstalling the oracle software.
FYI. When you are creating your connection programmatically, it uses the
System.Data.OracleC
Have you tried implementing 'executionTimeout' in your web.config?
Insert the following line inside your section of the
web.config:
Regards,
Jarle Skogheim
On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 21:35:39 -0500, Robert Slaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>One client is receiving an exception "The underlying con
I'm just getting started in ASP.NET. In the process thereof, I have XP
PRO running on a notebook computer. When I try to
view "http://localhost/localstart.asp"; or even any .htm file
in "c:\Inetpub\wwwroot" I get a "Cannot find server or DNS Error" message
in IE. Here's what I've checked so far:
I receive the following exception when trying to open a connection to an
Oracle database.
Exception Details: System.DllNotFoundException: Unable to load DLL
(oci.dll).
Source Error:
Line 133:'Dim myCommand As New OracleCommand(mySql, myConnection)
Line 134:'myConnection.Open()
L
Hi!
I created a Setup Project, and I need to run a custom installer at the
end of the installation.
I added the DLL containing my Installer in to the Application Folder and
deploy it in the GAC.
But the custom action appears to be run before the assembly gets
installed in the GAC.
Any help would be
http500 means Internal Server error.
Appearantly on the server that runs the web service, an exception has
occured in the Web Service code.
Check the event log in the Web Service server: there might be an
explanation of the internal error.
If not, change web.config of the webservice en turn off the
Windows 2000 and XP Pro. Dot Net 1.1
When I reassign the data binding on a winform data-grid, I get instances
where the HSCROLL Bar disables itself, and there are clearly columns to
the right that need to be scrolled to.
If the user resizes the form, the scroll bar fixes itself.
I ran SPY++ du
Yes it is possible.
You have to make sure that both .NET framework and Windows OS allowes you
to write the filed.
For Windows OS authorization, you can either:
* Run ASPNET user under NETWORKSERVICE account when using Windows 2003
* Impersonate a network user (in MSDN library, method
WindowsIdenti
I've got a large system built in .NET that has a rarely occurring
deadlock during shutdown.
The deadlock is around a System.Threading.Monitor.
My problem is that on the rare occasion that I can get the deadlock to
occur, and the debugger to stop everything, all that I can see are a
dozen
If there is no difference in the data request your troubled client is
making, then I would capture the entire client request to a log file and
check for malformed XML or header information.
I have seen this happen when the web service provider timed out during
the data collection stage before sen
When you sign an assembly the assembly is protected from tampering through
the strong name signature (a signed hash of the assembly). If the assembly
has external resource files those are protected too because the hash of the
external resource is stored in the manifest of the assembly and the
manif
No, this is a local system account. You can change the aspnet worked
process user to a network account but this is not recommended. You'd be
better off using an impersonation context to do this.
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