RTC-SCM-CLI: how to suppress fec.exe crash in case of wrong arguments to lscm
I'm building a wrapper tool (C# .net) around the RTC SCM CLI
This wrapper tool calls lscm.bat (from RTC-scmTools-Win-4.0.3 installation)
When I called lscm.bat for the command "create stream", I provided a wrong server path (-r) as input.
This resulted in crash of fec.exe
Thanks for your help in advance.
This wrapper tool calls lscm.bat (from RTC-scmTools-Win-4.0.3 installation)
When I called lscm.bat for the command "create stream", I provided a wrong server path (-r) as input.
This resulted in crash of fec.exe
what is this fec.exe program ? Are there other scenarios in which this might crash ? Is there a way to suppress this crash window ?fec.exe has stopped working -> close program/debug program
Thanks for your help in advance.
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lscm.bat excutes fec.exe which is the front end client that launches the daemon (scm.exe). The daemon then performs the operation and returns the result back.
Providing an incorrect server path should not crash fec.exe and should report an error.
Does the crash happen consistently?
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I couldn't reproduce the issue now. When I provide wrong server URL, I get a proper error message as:
Could not log in to <server> as user <user>: CRJAZ2385E Cannot connect to the repository at URL <server>. This can happen if you have supplied an incorrect URI or if the server is down.Unfortunately, I now do not remember whether I executed any other commands before executing the create stream command with wrong arguments, which might have resulted in that crash. However, I would like to keep this topic open for some more time so that I could observe if this crash occurs for me again in any other scenario. In that case, I'll revert back to you.
Thanks for support.
Sorry, a side question.
How can I attach an image file here ?
I've an image of that fec.exe crash, But I couldn't attach it as it informs me that a reputation > 60 is required. Is there another way ?
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