err: An unhandled exception of type / no source code for current loc

[codecref]

hi guys
here is my project that I am trying to convert from vb6 to .net and gave me lots of hassle in last 24 hours just to remove 300+ errrors but now I receive the above error when I am trying to run the code.

please give me a hand on this

thanks.

Download Code here

 

[chrissie1]

WHat you are trying to do is convert vb6 to .net for a project that is very complex. Allthough it looks very good I think you need to start from the beginning and rebuild it from the ground up.

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

If you want to get an answer read this FAQ faq796-2540
There's no such thing as a winnable war - Sting

 

[codecref]

yeah, thats what I am doing now, but it is also good to know what happening in that code because it seems that Microsoft has removed many good things from VB6 and until now comparing good new features , its not something that I call it a big move... because THE USER IS IN TROUBLE.

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Any other Idea about this?

 

[ThatRickGuy]

I don't think microsoft has removed that much. Somethings need to be approached in a slightly different manor, but all of the functionality (and more) is now there. The problem is the huge jump in programming styles. I actually think having VB 6 experience puts you worse off for .Net. After years of developing in VB5-6 I went back to school, had a handful of .Net classes and I was a lost little puppy. I could write the code, but understanding OO programming was way different. The next symester I took 3 Java classes. Having no Java experience I had to learn how it works, and it was completely object oriented. The symester after that I was back in .Net and had a new understanding of how things could be designed to work significantly better that I had ever imagined.

-Rick

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[chrissie1]

a lost little puppy

With those big sad eyes?

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

If you want to get an answer read this FAQ faq796-2540
There's no such thing as a winnable war - Sting

 

[ThatRickGuy]

Yup, then the Java instructer beat me like a baby seal. But it all turned out for the better

For the record though, I had Java. if I ever meet the people who designed Swing components, I'm going to give them a peice of my mind. Worse yet are the delusional project managers who decide that writing a program with heavy user interface requirements in Java is a good idea. Java has it's places, highly portable services for example, good use of java. Leasing application for business department, bad idea.

-Rick

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