public static void RegisterForRecovery()
{
// Since this registration is being done on application startup, we don't have a state currently.
// In some cases it might make sense to pass this initial state.
// Another approach: When doing "auto-save", register for recovery everytime, and pass
// the current state I.E. data for recovery at that time.
RecoveryData data = new RecoveryData(new RecoveryCallback(RecoveryProcedure), null);
RecoverySettings settings = new RecoverySettings(data, 0);
ApplicationRestartRecoveryManager.RegisterForApplicationRecovery(settings);
}
public static void RegisterForRecovery()
{
// Since this registration is being done on application startup, we don't have a state currently.
// In some cases it might make sense to pass this initial state.
// Another approach: When doing "auto-save", register for recovery everytime, and pass
// the current state I.E. data for recovery at that time.
RecoveryData data = new RecoveryData(RecoveryProcedure, null);
RecoverySettings settings = new RecoverySettings(data, 0);
RegisterForApplicationRecovery(settings);
}
private static UInt32 InternalRecoveryHandler(IntPtr parameter)
{
bool cancelled = false;
ApplicationRecoveryInProgress(out cancelled);
GCHandle handle = GCHandle.FromIntPtr(parameter);
RecoveryData data = handle.Target as RecoveryData;
data.Invoke();
handle.Free();
return(0);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the RecoverySettings class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">A recovery data object that contains the callback method (invoked by the system
/// before Windows Error Reporting terminates the application) and an optional state object.</param>
/// <param name="interval">The time interval within which the
/// callback method must invoke ApplicationRestartRecoveryManager.ApplicationRecoveryInProgress to
/// prevent WER from terminating the application.</param>
public RecoverySettings(RecoveryData data, uint interval)
{
this.recoveryData = data;
this.pingInterval = interval;
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the RecoverySettings class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">A recovery data object that contains the callback method (invoked by the system
/// before Windows Error Reporting terminates the application) and an optional state object.</param>
/// <param name="interval">The time interval within which the
/// callback method must invoke ApplicationRestartRecoveryManager.ApplicationRecoveryInProgress to
/// prevent WER from terminating the application.</param>
public RecoverySettings(RecoveryData data, uint interval)
{
this.recoveryData = data;
this.pingInterval = interval;
}
public static void RegisterForRecovery()
{
RecoveryData data = new RecoveryData(new RecoveryCallback(RecoveryProcedure), null);
RecoverySettings settings = new RecoverySettings(data, 0);
ApplicationRestartRecoveryManager.RegisterForApplicationRecovery(settings);
}
