Hi,

I found a bug in multilog code used by SendException. Exception was no correctly send with stack trace (no source line informations) The problem in my case may be due to encoding,I used example attached to multilog package (encoding UTF8) while multilog using is at CP1250 in my case.

Anyway,changing AStream.Write into AStream.WriteBuffer resolved problem

Look at code below:

procedure TLogger.SendBuffer(AMsgType: Integer; const AText: String;
   var Buffer; Count: LongWord);
var
   AStream: TStream;
begin
   if Count > 0 then
   begin
     AStream:=TMemoryStream.Create;
     AStream.WriteBuffer(Buffer,Count);
//    AStream.Write(Buffer,Count);
   end
   else
     AStream:=nil;
   //SendStream free AStream
   SendStream(AMsgType,AText,AStream);
end;

Best regards
Boguslaw

Bogus?aw Brandys pisze:

I see that problem is deeper. It has a source in problem of avoiding infinite recursion while generating stack trace.
The nasty result is that you cannot generate more then one stack trace per program execution ! I mean stack trace with full source/line information :-(

Problem lies inside lineinfo unit.

Any clues ?

Best regards
Boguslaw