ASP.NET Crash - Crazy looping in a SiteMap

re: ASP.NET Crash - Crazy looping in a SiteMap

Will Sullivan — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 19:03:49 GMT

Wow, that guy should have checked the call stack before bugging you. Nice of you to help him, tho!

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re: ASP.NET Crash - Crazy looping in a SiteMap

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 10:04:03 GMT

The great thing about this problem is that it is consistently reproducable which meant that it is possible to even live debug.

Is that means "it is impossible to even live debug. " , not "it is possible to even live debug. "?

re: ASP.NET Crash - Crazy looping in a SiteMap

Tess — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 10:52:05 GMT

No, what i meant was, since we can reproduce it all the time even in a test/dev environment, we can even live debug, setting breakpoints etc.

If it wasn't consistently reproducible it would be a lot harder to live debug since we wouldnt be able to repro in a test environment.

ASP.NET Crash: StackOverflowException with Server.Transfer

If broken it is, fix it you should — Tue, 06 May 2008 11:54:20 GMT

I have written a few posts about stackoverflow exceptions, here, here , here and here . The one I am

re: ASP.NET Crash - Crazy looping in a SiteMap

Paul — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:28:04 GMT

I too have also come across this issue. I tried to create a custom sitemap (using the sitemap provider class ) that derived the sitemap from a given XMLdocument object that was created from a number of single dynamic XMLdocuments. And I get the stack overflow too. I am yet to look at a work around for the problem. I can maybe get away with a physical XML file of a name i choose and not the default web.sitemap (if this is possible) as the file needs to be generated when the application starts as it is all dynamic.

Any ideas?