VB.net capturing a project global exception

Add the following code to your project: Create a new window to display the exception information.

NamespaceMy'Global error handling, new solutions add the ApplicationEvents.vb directly to the project    'You will also need a from to display the error after you add it. If we don't get to this stage, we need to lay the groundwork.    '========================================================    'The following events are available for MyApplication:    'start: Raised before the startup form is created when the application starts.     'closed: All application forms are closed upon request. If the application terminates abnormally, this event is not raised.     'UnhandledException: Thrown if the application encounters an unhandled exception.     'StartupNextInstance: Raised when a single-instance application is started and the application is already active.     'networkavailabilitychanged: Raised when a network connection is connected or disconnected.     Partial Friend ClassMyApplication'One of the global exceptions we caught is not thread safe, so we need to make it thread safe first.         Private Delegate SubSafeapplicationthreadexception (ByValSender as Object,ByValE asThreading.threadexceptioneventargs)Private SubShowdebugoutput (ByValEx asException)'Show output error from form            DimFrmd as NewForm2 ()'Display Solution NameFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("Product Name:"& My.Application.Info.ProductName &vbnewline)'Show current version numberFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("Product Version:"& My.Application.Info.Version.ToString () &vbnewline) FrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("OS Name:"& My.Computer.Info.OSFullName &vbnewline) FrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("OS Version:"& My.Computer.Info.OSVersion &vbnewline)'NET2.0 Judge x86 or a            IfEnvironment.getenvironmentvariable ("ProgramFiles (x86)") =""  ThenFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("OS platform:x86"&vbnewline)ElseFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("OS platform:x64"&vbnewline)End IfFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText ("--------------------"&vbCrLf)'Display ErrorFrmD.TextBox1.AppendText (ex. ToString ()) Frmd.showdialog ()'Performing application Cleanup            'TODO: Add your application cleanup code here.             'exit the application-or try to recover from the exception:Environment.exit (0)        End Sub        Private SubMyapplication_startup (ByValSender as Object,ByValE asMicrosoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices.StartupEventArgs)Handles Me. Startup'There are three places to catch all the global unhandled exceptions:            'AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException event.             'System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException event.             'myapplication.unhandledexception event.             AddHandlerAppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException,AddressOfappdomain_unhandledexceptionAddHandlerSystem.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException,AddressOfapp_threadexceptionEnd Sub        Private SubApp_threadexception (ByValSender as Object,ByValE asThreading.threadexceptioneventargs)'This is not thread-safe, so make it thread safe.             IfMainform.invokerequired Then                'calling the main threadMainform.invoke (NewSafeapplicationthreadexception (AddressOfApp_threadexception),New Object() {sender, E})Elseshowdebugoutput (e.exception)End If        End Sub        Private SubAppdomain_unhandledexception (ByValSender as Object,ByValE asUnhandledExceptionEventArgs) Showdebugoutput (DirectCast(E.exceptionobject, Exception))End Sub        Private SubMyapplication_unhandledexception (Sender as ObjectE asMicrosoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs)Handles Me. UnhandledException showdebugoutput (e.exception)End Sub    End ClassEnd Namespace

VB.net capturing a project global exception