Infralution Support

[Chris]

I'm developing an application that uses a Windows design surface - it allows the user to place buttons on a form, and the program stores form/button size, color, etc. for future use.

After adding and integrating the bootstrapper project, the following error message appears when changing from one form to another during program execution:

"Bootstrap Error
An unhandled exception (Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.) occurred while bootstrapping the application."

If I comment out the call to the CheckProcessIntegrity Method, the issue disappears. Also, this only seems to happen on the one app. I have three others that are ok, but they do not use a design surface.

Installed 2.0.1 - When CheckProcessIntegrity Method is enabled, I cannot run the app within VS2005 (Error - Debugging this process is not permitted). This happens with all four of my developed applications. I did not notice this in 2.0.0.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Chris

[Infralution]

[Infralution]

We have now released Version 2.0.2 which fixes issues with the anti-hooking code in CheckProcessIntegrity in some circumstances. The anti-hooking code attempts to prevent the injection of dlls (that may be used to dump unencrypted assemblies) into the process by external applications, however this may interfere with normal application functionality if your application relies on legitmate injected dlls. If this occurs you may still need to reduce the INTEGRITY_LEVEL constant in the Bootstrap.
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Infralution Support