Here's – nnish! Nishanth Anil

Today afternoon I was on a mission to complete a long pending personal project and as part of it I was developing a windows service which extended the support of starting and stopping the service from a console window. After the completion it was time for me to start testing that out and then this weird thing happened. Whenever the system encountered a Console.ReadLine(), it gave me a strange error: “Not enough storage is available to process this command.”  But executing a Console.WriteLine() was not an issue. After playing around with it for a while I figured out the project I had selected was Windows Service and hence it’s output type was Windows Application. Changing the project type to a Console application did the trick. Hopefully this helps someone.

Cheers!

This is really amazing. Blogging was one of the activities I thought I was never good at. My last experience at the tech-ed forced me to write one, and this is truly surprising – Won the best blog award for writing down my experiences at the event. I received a Windows Vista Ultimate licensed copy from Vic at Xperience 2009/ Microsoft Community Tech Days event. This is my first blog entry and what a great way to start – It inspires! Thanks to BDotnet and BITPro panel members. 

Thank you VJ(MSIGeek) for scheduling the prize giving session little earlier than it was planned. It will not be good on my part if I do not mention a special thanks to VJ for having this session clicked for me and for Vic’s patience.

Cheers!