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"an unnamed file contained an unexpected object"

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    Dave Calkins
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    Anyone ever seen this one before? Any hints? We have an app which is producing this error. We get a message box which pops up with this text. The app is native C++/MFC.

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      Anyone ever seen this one before? Any hints? We have an app which is producing this error. We get a message box which pops up with this text. The app is native C++/MFC.

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      Dave Calkins
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      We found the issue. It appears this message is originating from MFC CArchive serialization over a socket when invalid data is sent. So if you see this thats a good area in which to look.

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        Anyone ever seen this one before? Any hints? We have an app which is producing this error. We get a message box which pops up with this text. The app is native C++/MFC.

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        Stephen Hewitt
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        Since message boxes are modal just breaking the application in a debugger and looking at the call stack should take you straight to the problem.

        Steve

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