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--- Dan Jablonsky <vv_2010@[...].com>  wrote:

>  Hi all,
>  i have the following code in a c# application:
>  
>  public void execscript()
>  {
>    Process myprocess = new Process();
>    try
>       {
>  	string perl_script = "err0.pl";
>  	myprocess.StartInfo.FileName "c:\\perl_dev\\" +
>  perl_script;
>  	myprocess.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = false;
>  	myprocess.StartInfo.WindowStyle =
>  ProcessWindowStyle.Maximized;
>  	myprocess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true;
>  	myprocess.Start();
>  	myprocess.WaitForExit(10000);
>  	EventLog.WriteEntry("exterr", "test mesg");
>  	myprocess.Close();
>       }
>  catch (Exception e)
>       {
>  	throw new System.Exception();
>       }
>  }
>  
>  I need to catch an error raised in the script.
>  Right now the script contains only one line:
>  #!perl
>  die("died here");
>  Unfortunatelly, I can catch an error like "file not
>  found", "no permission" BUT I CANNOT CATCH THE
>  die().
>  I tried to replace die with exit(255) and I tried to
>  execute something that would definetely issue an
>  error
>  from Perl - nothing worked.
>  
>  Any idea how to do it?
>  
>  Thanks,
>  Dan
>  
>  
OK,
mistery solved.
I guess my question was related more to the handling
of the myprocess object above, rather than how to
issue the error in Perl.
It just happens that Process has a StandardError
method, hence myprocess.StandardError.ToString();
anywhere after myprocess.Start() will issue a
System.Exception taht will be prompltly caught.

Thanks for your help,
Dan


		
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