Unhandled Exception E0000001

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Matt Howland, Jul 13, 2004.

  1. Matt Howland

    Matt Howland Guest

    I have a visual lisp application that uses some of the ActiveX functions for Architectural Desktop. Whenever I run the application and then close autocad I get the following error:

    "Exception in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Autodesk Shared\AecArchBase40.dbx ARX Command"

    "Unhandled Exception E0000001 (e0000001h) at address 77E73887h"

    I use the following command to access the activex objects:

    (vl-load-com)
    (if (= nil vlarc-aecCeilingConditionAutomatic)
    (vlax-import-type-library
    :tlb-filename "aecxarchbase40.tlb" :methods-prefix
    "vlarm-" :properties-prefix "vlarp-"
    :constants-prefix "vlarc-"
    )
    )

    This is loaded from a file that Autocad loads when it starts up. I have it load then because I have different lisp functions that are accessing it at different times and I don't want to have to keep reloading it. The thing is when I don't run my application, I don't get the error even though the previous command is loaded no matter what.

    I have run this application on 4 other machines and get the same error with all of them.

    Is there something I can do to prevent this?
     
    Matt Howland, Jul 13, 2004
    #1
  2. Matt Howland

    Doug Broad Guest

    ADT version?
    Seems that there might be some question about which AecArchBase4x.dbx you
    need to reference.

    You should also give the ADT-cust newsgroup a fair shot before cross-posting.


    Architectural Desktop. Whenever I run the application and then close autocad I get the
    following error:
    because I have different lisp functions that are accessing it at different times and I
    don't want to have to keep reloading it. The thing is when I don't run my application, I
    don't get the error even though the previous command is loaded no matter what.
     
    Doug Broad, Jul 13, 2004
    #2
  3. Matt Howland

    Matt Howland Guest

    I am not even referencing the file that it says is crashing. I am referencing the .tlb file. That must be referencing this .dbx, so I am not sure what I would need to switch in order to use a different file.
     
    Matt Howland, Jul 14, 2004
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