RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectionFailureException Class Reference

An exception thrown by the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable> to indicate the injection method has failed. More...

Inherits RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectorException.

Public Types
enum	EFailureType { EFailureType.evFailureRAMvaderTargetNull, EFailureType.evFailureNotAttached, EFailureType.evFailureMemoryAllocation, EFailureType.evFailureWriteToTarget }
	Indicates the type of failure which caused the exception. More...

Public Member Functions
	InjectionFailureException (EFailureType failureType)
	Constructor. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectorException
	InjectorException (string msg)
	Constructor. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from RAMvader.RAMvaderException
	RAMvaderException (string msg)
	Constructor. More...

Properties
EFailureType	FailureType [get]
	The type of failure that caused the exception to be thrown. More...

Detailed Description

An exception thrown by the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable> to indicate the injection method has failed.

Member Enumeration Documentation

EFailureType

enum RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectionFailureException.EFailureType

strong

Indicates the type of failure which caused the exception.

Enumerator
evFailureRAMvaderTargetNull	Indicates that the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable> has not been initialized with a RAMvaderTarget object. This can be done by calling Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable>.SetTargetProcess(RAMvaderTarget).
evFailureNotAttached	Indicates that the RAMvaderTarget object associated to the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable> is currently not attached to any process.
evFailureMemoryAllocation	Indicates that the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable> has tried to allocate virtual memory in the target process' memory space, but the allocation failed. This usually happens either when the system denies the allocation or if there are no code caves and injection variables to be injected - which effectivelly means that there's actually NOTHING to be injected into the target process' memory space, making the injection completely unnecessary. Memory allocation happens when you call the Injector<TMemoryAlterationSetID, TCodeCave, TVariable>.Inject() method (the parameterless version of it).
evFailureWriteToTarget	Indicates that the call to RAMvaderTarget.WriteToTarget(System.IntPtr, byte[]) method has failed.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

InjectionFailureException()

RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectionFailureException.InjectionFailureException

(

EFailureType

failureType

)

Constructor.

Parameters

failureType

The type of failure which caused the exception to be thrown.

Property Documentation

FailureType

EFailureType RAMvader.CodeInjection.InjectionFailureException.FailureType

get

The type of failure that caused the exception to be thrown.