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Re: MSVC++ Runtime error [message #28500 is a reply to message #28498] Fri, 03 September 2010 21:19 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
mubeta is currently offline  mubeta
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Registered: October 2006
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No, no. Yhe problem was solved just now.
In an hidden thread of my application the function get an xml file from the application site, (where in this file I write the new file list for the auto-updates).

The problem was here:
String r = client.ExecuteRedirect(HttpClient::DEFAULT_MAX_REDIRECT, HttpClient::DEFAULT_RETRIES, pi);

if(client.IsError()) break;

if(r.GetCount() < 1) break;
XmlNode rn = ParseXML(r);


the xml file was not write correctly, so, the function ParseXML get confuse. Just for information, this is the xml wrong file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<updates>
  <s7da>
    <installation>
    </installation>
    <files>
    <About_it-it name="About$it-it.tpp" description="Help file for italian language." progBuild="5" fileBuild="1" relative_url="build_5\Docs.tpp\" relative_dest_path="Docs.tpp\" isInstallation="false"  restartRequired = "false" runtimeOverwritable="false"/>
    <About_en-us name="About$en-us.tpp" description="Help file for english language." progBuild="5" fileBuild="1" relative_url="build_5\Docs.tpp\" relative_dest_path="Docs.tpp\" isInstallation="false"  restartRequired = "false" runtimeOverwritable="false"/>    </files>
  </EpdManager>
</updates>


The node starting with <s7da> ending worg with </EpdManager> and so, the XML parset getting crazy.

I don't know why the error message go so far.

mistero.
 
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