Unknown messages from WebServer

[RichBowman]

Occasionally I get messages from the NT WebServer. They come all at once and usually the first time I access it and a boot / restart. Anyone know what they mean?

00000001   0.00000000   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000002   0.00053219   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaPRJ.DLL   
00000003   0.00063779   [2268]     
00000004   0.00073333   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000005   0.00078641   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\Cladct.dll   
00000006   0.00083921   [2268]     
00000007   0.00115825   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000008   0.00121272   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaDSI.DLL   
00000009   0.00171446   [2268]     
00000010   0.00368315   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000011   0.00373846   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\clatpls.dll   
00000012   0.00383093   [2268]     
00000013   0.00389156   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000014   0.00399157   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\Clagen.dll   
00000015   0.00420445   [2268]     
00000016   0.00424104   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000017   0.00429664   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaAPP.dll   
00000018   0.00435223   [2268]     
00000019   0.00475591   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000020   0.00484168   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\Claasl.dll   
00000021   0.00517775   [2268]     
00000022   0.00520513   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000023   0.00526240   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaCBC.dll   
00000024   0.00531827   [2268]     
00000025   0.00538225   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000026   0.00543756   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaTPS.dll   
00000027   0.00552975   [2268]     
00000028   0.00558451   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000029   0.00561021   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaDEF.dll   
00000030   0.00566525   [2268]     
00000031   0.00572810   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000032   0.00578314   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaDOS.dll   
00000033   0.00585465   [2268]     
00000034   0.00590131   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000035   0.00595606   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaASC.dll   
00000036   0.00607116   [2268]     
00000037   0.00613598   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000038   0.00619157   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaIde.dll   
00000039   0.00628795   [2268]     
00000040   0.00631393   [2268] No call to FreeLibrary for    
00000041   0.00636869   [2268] C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion8\bin\ClaRUN.dll   
00000042   0.00642428   [2268]     
00000043   583.11834717   [3356]    
00000044   583.11834717   [3356] *** HR originated: -2147024774   
00000045   583.11834717   [3356] ***   Source File: d:\iso_whid\x86fre\base\isolation\com\copyout.cpp, line 1302   
00000046   583.11834717   [3356]    
00000047   583.11840820   [3356]    
00000048   583.11840820   [3356] *** HR propagated: -2147024774   
00000049   583.11840820   [3356] ***   Source File: d:\iso_whid\x86fre\base\isolation\com\enumidentityattribute.cpp, line 144   
00000050   583.11840820   [3356]    

Thank you,

Rich

[Rene Simons]

Hi Rich,

Apparently your p_web._trace commands are not theh only ones in the NTWS.
When you give your messages an extra indication at the start of the line, e.g. RB@1, you can create a filter that only displays lines that contain RB@1

The helptext of DebugView mentions:

As an example, say you want DebugView to display debug output that contains either “error” or “abort”, but want to exclude lines that contain either of those strings and the word “gui”. To configure DebugView’s filters for this you enter “error;abort” for the include filter and “gui” for the exclude filter. If you wanted to have DebugView show only output that has "MyApp:" at the start of the output line and "severe" at the end, you could use a wildcard in the include filter: "myapp:*severe".

Cheers,
Rene