We have a MDI Frame which is setup as an Entry Point Window in the Application Properties. This MDI Window Frame is opened when you run the application after the you enter username and password.

We have percurliar problem when we close this MDI frame(when you exit the application).After the MDI Frame is closed, the Application Manager comes up with a message "Another process has exclusive access to the engine or the debugger has suspended engine execution. The current process cannot continue". When you click ok, the Application Manager gets focus.

Can anybody throw some light on this error. Is there any way we can close the Application Manager when we close the MDI Frame for the application. It is becoming a problem when you exit the application main window, because users will have to first close the MDI Frame and then will have to close the Application Manager seperately.

Don Smith

Don,

This problem usually occurs when you are running another process while attempting to close the system. I would have to see how you are shutting everything down. However, our application does exactly what yours does, i.e. MDI Frame with its own username/password window. Do you have anything going on in the CLOSE event?

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Don

When the MDI frame is closed, we just popup a message to confirm if the user wants to exits and if yes we pass 1 to continue with the close event else 0 to stop the MDI frame from closing.

I have also cleared all the events when closing and tried it, but still get the same message. I also had a look at the tasks in the openengine window just before closing the MDI Frame and it shows no pending task.

Very strange problem.

Don

Don,

Does the confirm message make any difference? I.e, what happens if the CLOSE handler doesn't pop up a message but just goes ahead and returns 1?

Just an idea. (Probably not a good one since it's early morning and we had an office party here last night.)

- Oystein -

Oystein

I have cleared the close event handler and allowed the MDI frame to close without any events and still get the message.

Don

[notag]You could try POST_EVENTing the CLOSE event to allow other processes to end before CLOSEing. [<i>In extremis</i>] you could Utility("DESTROY","SYSTEM").

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