From:
http://www.pbe.com/sourceworks/winshoes/faq.html
When I close my server (HTTP or other application using a listener
component) I receive a 10038 socket error.
Not all exceptions are errors as is common belief. This error is normal and
will be handled by Winshoes. Just resume by hitting F9 and Winshoes
will catch it. In addition, this will only happen in the Delphi IDE (and
only if you have stop on exception turned on) and not a stand alone
executable. You can also add EWinshoeSilentException to the list of
exceptions to ignore in Delphi 4 and higher to avoid having the IDE stop on
some non error exceptions.
--
Chad Z. Hower (Kudzu) - Church Hill, TN - Nevrona Designs / Team Winshoes
"Programming is an art form that fights back"
Forget the Y2K problem, Lets fix the W2K problem. (I suggest Linux)
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I am currently using C++ Builder 4, what should I do to avoid this exception
from occuring? I tried to catch it and then do nothing....but the exception
still appears...
As the FAQ says- you do NOTHING. Winshoes will catch it itself, and that's
why you cannot catch it. Not all exceptions are errors.
Run the EXE outside CBuilder - you won't see the exception.