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Re: Get() with bad URL and Blocking = true doesn (General questions)

by Anca, Sunday, August 10, 2008, 10:05 (5949 days ago) @ wodDamir

Yes, in your sample throws an exception but does not return after the line with Get() method. Should do that, because Blocking = true means that! I have the Error ( host not found ) in the ErrorText of the Done method, and I NEED to return after the Get() method, because I do something more with this result.

In my code it does not throw the exception either... Perhaps that will not help me anyway.

Put some debug messages in the event handlers to see what happend in case of normal URL and in case of bad URL. Maybe this can help you to find something...

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