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July 9, 2007
Whilst attempting to debug some work issues with a vendor today, I stumbled across some amusing comments in the code..
We need to find a model for you. Easy there tiger, we’re talking cars here…
We need to stop here to ask a few questions to Bubba!
We (what is this we shit) I know what model you are !!!
That’s about the scope of the fun I’ve had today. Now I have to knock together a test harness to try and figure out what is throwing an exception from a DLL, which is being used by IIS. If you didn’t know, throwing an exception from a DLL is a bad idea. This is usually because the error cannot properly be handled by the upstream application. In this case, an exception dialog pops up informing of the failure, but as it is IIS, the dialog goes nowhere, and lets IIS hang itself.
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I'm a full time network administrator, working for a large company in the automotive industry. I enjoy spending time with my family, when I get away from work that is. I also enjoy photography, and computer programming.
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July 10th, 2007 at 6:28
I see that nothing much has changed with DEV. But you can’t dump all the blame on them….they usually have to have the code working yesterday because some moron in sales told the client that the system could do that, and there would be no charge for getting it setup….
July 10th, 2007 at 7:54
In this case, I don’t think any of the blame is on our side. It’s with a third party component that is throwing the error, and we’ve seen it before. Problem is, the vendor won’t do anything about it until we tell them how we generated the error.