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Hi. I am currently trying to use the engines but I found this problem:
Code: C#
Engine engine = Engine.Create("test");
This throws and exception: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Some ideas about what's going on? Thanks in advance.
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Hi, This is a known issue. Please try to add the following code before Engine.Create:
Code: C#
WebView webView = new WebView();
Please let us know if this fixes the problem for you. This problem will be fixed in our next build so you will no longer need the above line by then. Thanks!
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Thank you for the quick reply, it works :)
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Great. Glad to hear that it works! Please feel free to let us know if you have any more questions.
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Hi again. I am trying with the last version and now I get this exception: Can not change engine when the WebView is already created.
Code: C#
Engine engine = Engine.Create(Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
_browser.Engine = engine;
How should I create the WebView? Thanks.
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Hi,
This is normal. The "engine assignment" is used when the WebView is created, which usually occurs when your Form or Window's window handle being created. So you must move the code before that. If you use Windows Forms, you can try to do inside your constructor after InitializeComponent and see if it works.
Thanks!
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Thanks for the response.
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Thanks again for the point, now is working like a charm.
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Great. Thanks for confirming that it works!
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