AutoCAD .NET :: ENotNewlyCreated Exception Using VS2010 And 2012?
Feb 3, 2012
I've recently ported some code from VS2008 and AutoCAD 2010 and realized that the eNotNewlyCreated exception continues to be raised when inserting blocks in a loop using AddNewlyCreatedObject in code that I'm pretty sure is only being called once.
When I place a breakpoint inside a Windows form i get the message "No Source Available" from Visual Studio.
I'm using Application.ShowModalDialog(..) to launch the dialog.
How can people develop code without being able to debug? This has been an issue for some versions now and the NEXTFIBERWORLD=0 is not a solution for me since the whole AddIn acts strange when i do that. All I find when searching for this is the NEXTFIBERWORLD trick.
I'm just setting myself up on a new PC, and updating a few things along the way. I've gone from VS2005 to VS2010 express, and migrated my projects along the way. The migrated projects worked OK, but I've just started a new project and I can't figure out how to add a start up application for my project.
On the Debug tab in Project Properties, there's no option for startup application like there was in VS2005
Inventor CAD Administrator || Autodesk Inventor 2012 Certified Professional Autodesk AutoCAD 2012 Certified Professional|| Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical)
I migrated to a new computer with INV 2013 and the reference for Inventor does not appear in the list. I've tried reinstalling and also I've manually loaded the dll (Autodesk.Inventor.Interop.dll) but the GetActiveObject command cannot connect to Inventor.
I have had numerous application errors which result in the PS CS4 shutting down unexpectedly. 1 such error message: "The exception unknown software exception (0xc000000d) occurred in the application 0x78138a8c". It happens repeatedly when I try and create Brushes, when I open normal jpg files, when I create new file. There seems to be no direct correlation between an action and a crash. (I have worked on CS2 with nothing like this ever happening.)
Using VB.net to run a standalone program that launches Inventor at the beginning. I have recently moved the program to a new computer, and all of the sudden I am getting these errors. The message box below the program reads "A first chance exception of type 'System.Runtime.Interopservices.ComExceptopn' occured in mscorlib.dll.
I turned on the exception break command when those kinds of errors occured, and it stopped on the first line of the startup of Inventor code.I have added my reference to the autodesk.inventor.interop.dll already.
I am new to developing with this API but not to VB.NET. I am trying to associate mtext to a leader using the instructions in the AutoCAD .NET Developer's Guide (115) for AutoCAD 2012 but keep getting the eInvalidInput exception. One suggestion is that an exception is thrown if the mtext does not exist but I checked the mtext objectid for null and valid which returns good. I am certain that I am missing something but not sure what. I have included my source; the exception occurs at: acLdr.EvaluateLeader()
Dim acDoc As Document = Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument Dim acCurDb As Database = acDoc.Database Using acTrans As Transaction = acCurDb.TransactionManager.StartTransaction() Dim acBlkTbl As BlockTable acBlkTbl = acTrans.GetObject(acCurDb.BlockTableId, OpenMode.ForRead)
I created a vb add-in that creates standard sheet setups using a .pc3 file called BATC PDF.pc3 . (This .pc3 file was created using the DWG To PDF.pc3 plot config - Margins were set to 0)
The add-in accomplisheds the following :
Queries a database for all of the blocks and associated attributes that our company has used over the past 20 years for Drawing FormatsDetermines if any of the blocks (formats) exists in the drawing.Determines if any of the plocks overlap and warn userDetermines the appropriate sheet numbers for plottingCreates a standardized (by name) plotCreates a Drawing Sheet Description file (DSD file) that contains all of the sheets in the appropriate order (all sheet desctiptions usually exist in the same drawing file and the same drawing layout.Leverages the Publish Engine (Autodesk.AutoCAD.Publishing.Publisher PublishExecute method to publish contents leveraging informaiton in the DSD
I am testing the application functionality with a wide variety of our AutoCAD drawing library. I have ran into some anomalies with some of our drawings that have a large number of sheets:
Exceptions obtained Random) - via .dll (Random FATAL ERROR: Unhandled Access Violation Reading Oxffff Exception at ........No exception - using CommandLine "Publish" using DSD created by routingNo exception - via Visual Studio debugging (speed via debug infrastructure is 1/10th publish speed)
Routine works well with drawings that have smaller sheet counts(10 or so) sheets.
I am configuring the Visual Studio solution so that it can be executed without the supporting database
I have been using AutoCAD 2013 for 2 days now, and already the new version seams so unstable! lots of errors every where!
sometimes the file gets stuck, and while you draw the file looks empty, yet when you restart autocad, you see everything you didnt see drawn.
yet this doesnt appear all the time, but the error I will be discussing does:
Try enter CUI and set the Quickcalculator pallet to appear on the right or left side of the screen. Close the CUI, and everything is going fine, and the pallet appears normal. Yet close Autocad and start it again, and an error will appear on start it says this:
"Unhandled exception has occurred in a component in your application. If you click Continue, the application will ignore this error and attempt to continue. Width and Height must be non-negative."
and the Quickcalculator pallet will appear floating in the middle.
I tried everything, but no use. The same error over and over again. This didnt happen in older versions and no big changes happned to the CUI interface, which makes me conclude its a bug.
I am experiencing the error mentioned in the subject regularly. After a random number of times (occasionally the first time, mostly it requires several attempts), a click on the open icon in a toolbar, or an attempt to open a file from the file menu, will result in the program immediately crashing.
I've tried searching via Google, and within these forums, and haven't found an exact match for the message I'm getting. I've seen that e06d7363 can be thrown due to incompatible .dll files within the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package, but those sites indicated a location other than 75fab9bc. Some sites mentioned the file history being a problem, so I've disabled that within AutoCAD. Still no luck. I then deleted the associated history registry key, and the problem still continues. I restored the reg key, and...here I am, posting to the forum.
I am using AutoCAD 2007 LT with Windows 7 Enterprise, 64 bit, on a HP i7 laptop with 8 GB of memory (not sure of the exact model, it's a work computer). The Microsoft Visual C++ x64 Redistributable version on my machine is 10.0.30319.
I am creating code based on the 2011 styles sample. I converted it from C# to VB, but it will not run correctly. Did something get screwed up in the conversion that I am missing?
Private Shared Sub ListCollection(ByVal objectType As Type, ByVal pf As PropertyInfo, ByVal myStylesRoot As Object, ByVal styleList As ArrayList) Dim res As Object = objectType.InvokeMember(pf.Name, BindingFlags.GetProperty, Nothing, myStylesRoot, New Object(-1) {}) If res.Equals(Nothing) Then Return End If [code]....
When defining new LISP function with .NET, I think it's necessary to first check for the argument validity (number and type) and I am convinced the evaluation must stop in case of invalid inputs (as the built-in LISP function work).
For this, I use some classes which inherit from System.Exception:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.DatabaseServices;using Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime;namespace LispFunctionSample{ /// <summary> /// Base exception type for LISP exceptions. /// </summary> class LispException : System.Exception { /// <summary> /// Creates a new instance of LispException. /// </summary> /// <param name="msg">The message to be displayed when LispException is thrown.
[Code] ........
These exceptions may be thrown from the LispFunction code, catched to display a message and re-raised to stop the LISP evaluation.
Example: [LispFunction("acos")] public double Acos(ResultBuffer resbuf) { try { if (resbuf == null) throw new TooFewArgsException(); TypedValue[] args = resbuf.AsArray(); if (args.Length > 1) throw new TooManyArgsException(); int code = args[0].TypeCode; if (code != (int)LispDataType.Int16 &&
[Code] ........
This works quite fine except the message in the command line is followed by an eInvalidAdsName stack trace and, in the Visual LISP console, the message is: "; error: ADS request error".
So, is there a way to avoid the eInvalidAdsName stack trace in the command line and have the thrown exception message in the Visual LISP console so that it mimics closer the built-in functions?
today i had the third crash of Acad 2013 since i have installed it on my pc (I7-2600k 64 bit, 16g ram 250gb ssd /2gb hard drive, nvidia quadro 4000 graphics card) and whenever i try a and start Acad it comes up with "fatal error unhandled exception etc etc) after searching the web all i could do was reset to autocad defaults from the start menu but in turn i lost all my settings menus etc. is it my PC or software?
I am no expert in AutoCAD Map3D, but as a IT Technician, I am responsable for installing and configuring the application.
I just did an upgrade from AutoCADMap3D 2012 -->2013. For the two users that I did the installation, they have been getting this error "Exception in command ARX covsrvechelle19.arx" screenshot attached.
The dxf file they are trying to access is on the network drive. With Map3D2012 they have never experienced this problem. I installed AutoCAD SP1 but the problem still persisted.
I am working on an application, where the user would would choose
Category of point
Sub-category of point
Then click on a Button
1. Which then querry SQLite DB based on the querry a COGO point with relevent RDesc in inserted.
2. A suitable block is inserted in the same location.
3. Updates the handle for the block to the COGO UDP
Now I have commeted the last part of updating UDP.
I have issue inserting COGO.
Sometimes it works some time it throws fatal exception, object instance is not set. I am unable to catch the fatal exception.
Mini Dump - The thread tried to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access
Here is the code,
Global.variables.spt_current_COGO_pt = null; PromptPointOptions ppo = new PromptPointOptions(" Select the location to Create a Smart Point : "); PromptPointResult ppr = Global.variables.ed.GetPoint(ppo); if (ppr.Status != PromptStatus.OK) return false; [Code] .....
I am a tech at a University and am working the new deployment image for our Architecture Design lab. I just installed AutoCAD 2013 and I get this error when opening Civil 3D.
Message Box
Title: Execption in c:program filesautodesksutocad civil 3d 2013aeccuipressurepip...
Body: Unhandled Exception C06d7E (Delayload "Fdo.dll" Module Not Found) at address FD90CACdh
I have tried reinstalling and copying fdo.dll and aeccuipressurepipes.arx from the install files to installed location and still get this error.
System specs: Dell Precision T3500 Operating System: MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1 CPU: Intel Xeon W3530 @ 2.80GHz RAM: 6.00 GB Triple-Channel DDR3 Graphics: ATI FirePro V7800 (FireGL) (Dell)
I have 5 AutoCAD 2013 users that receive Unhandled Exception 2 errors when closing AutoCAD files. All users are on Windows 7 64-bit machines, but amount of RAM varies. Three machines have 4GB of RAM, one has 8GB and one has 12GB. AutoCAD is 2013, SP1.1 64-bit. All machines are Dells either Optiplex 980 with Nvidia GEForce GT330 card or Optiples 990 with AMD Radeon HD 660Series video card.
We have updated the video drivers on both machine types to the latest version. The users state that the errors occur on newly created files as well as files that they share between themselves, but only occurs when closing files. AutoCAD opens with out errors.
I've attached a Word document with the series of errors that are created when closing a drawing.
I have a problem with my Inventor crashing everytime i try to set a .iam view in my blueprint to hidden lines. First i tried to make a specific part of the .iam hidden lines and it crashed, then i tried to make the hole view hidden and it still crashes.
"unhandled exception"Autodesk Inventor Professional 2011
I created two new projects yesterday and both of them had fatal exception errors on closing and they did generate a message that was sent to you.
I have not been able to open them or recover them. How can I recover these documents. I've tried to open them in AutoCAD WS... but they fail on upload. I've tried to attach the files, but it says they are too large.