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TargetInvocationException on Deployment
I have a weird issue that I'm trying to sort out and I'm wondering if anyone has any similar experiences to give me a lead.
A Windows app I developed runs fine locally, on my notebook (second computer) at home, and on my friend's machine apparently, but when I try to open the file at work to use it to perform an assigned task I get:
An unhandled exception of type
'System.Reflection.TargetI
Additional information: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
I tried to see if I was including files on one machine that I wasn't on another and apparently they use the same stuff. Are there any circumstances where I'd get such an error on one machine and not another?
A Windows app I developed runs fine locally, on my notebook (second computer) at home, and on my friend's machine apparently, but when I try to open the file at work to use it to perform an assigned task I get:
An unhandled exception of type
'System.Reflection.TargetI
Additional information: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
I tried to see if I was including files on one machine that I wasn't on another and apparently they use the same stuff. Are there any circumstances where I'd get such an error on one machine and not another?
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I ended up e-mailing myself the entire solution and it turns out that my subclassed LicenseManager tried to reference a file that got created after a certain point in processing. The issue didn't show up before because I didn't license the class until a recent build.
Why a FileNotFoundException wasn't thrown is a little puzzling to me, but at least it works now.
Razzie and Jigit got the bigger points because I thought the answers were most likely to help, but I appreciate your effort, Tom, so props to you, too.
Why a FileNotFoundException wasn't thrown is a little puzzling to me, but at least it works now.
Razzie and Jigit got the bigger points because I thought the answers were most likely to help, but I appreciate your effort, Tom, so props to you, too.
Sorry it wasn't THE answer you were looking for, but glad you got it all figured out anyway :)
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Unfortunately (or fortunately), all the machines look up-to-date on the patches.