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I understand that it is not really possible to do it
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I understand that it is not really possible to do it

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We got a couple of DLL from a supplier<br />
These are used by a Java application to interface with some external devices<br />
We get a Java exception that does not tell exactly what is happening, but clearly it is related to the DLL <br />
Is there a way to tell Windows, prior to start the application, to activate some trace at the Windows OS level so that we know if the DLL is correctly loaded etc...
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We got a couple of DLL from a supplier
These are used by a Java application to interface with some external devices
We get a Java exception that does not tell exactly what is happening, but clearly it is related to the DLL 
Is there a way to tell Windows, prior to start the application, to activate some trace at the Windows OS level so that we know if the DLL is correctly loaded etc...

Is is possible to trace a Windows DLL &quot;activity&quot;

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Is is possible to trace a Windows DLL &quot;activity&quot;

Is is possible to trace a Windows DLL "activity"