UnhandledExecption

[XTnCIS]

I am learning the ropes in VB.Net and want to learn how to implement a global error routine in my VB.NET Windows Application.

I have found many textual examples of this, most talking about adding the controls to the main() sub. But I am just not getting it to work. I can create a main() but then the startup property only lists forms and I can't specify the main() sub I created.

Can anybody please point out a site where I might get a download for looking at how this was implemented?

 

[jebenson]

Where are you creating the main() sub (e.g., in a module)?

Are you declaring it Public?



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[XTnCIS]

I created it in a module as public.

Where should it be created and how do you then set the vb.net windows application to start via that main() sub?

Thanks for replying!

(p.s. do you know of any downloadable examples?)

 

[jebenson]

Well, the Startup object list in the project's properties window should have Sub Main listed as an option whether you actually have a Sub Main or not.

I don't know about a downloadable example, but I found this simple code that you can copy and paste:

http://getdotnetco.web119.discountasp.net/GdncStore/free/Articles/VB NET Sub Main Procedure.htm

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