Hello,

I am using the TabbedBrowser Visual Basic program, and I am running into a Runtime Exception where my TabbedBrowser reports an out of memory error. The error tells me:

Runtime Exception
A runtime exception has occurred. You can Handle EO.Base.Runtime.Exception event to silent this message. If the problem continues, please contact EO support with the information below.

Exception:
EO.Base.ChildProcessOutOfMemoryException: One of the child processes used by EO components reported an out of memory error. If your system has sufficient memory, please consider setting EO.Base.Runtime.EnableEOWP to true.


How do I go about setting EO.Base.Runtime.EnableEOWP to true? I understand that this does not get rid of the error altogether, but merely allocates more memory to the program. That's all I'm looking for here.

Thank you in advance!

Hi,

No. This is not how to add it. If you use TabbedBrowser sample, you can add the following code into Application_Startup method (inside App.xaml.vb):



You can add it as the first line above all other code in that function.

Just as a side note, we are generally NOT in a position to answer such basic coding questions. Our reference asks you to set a property defined in our library, you need to know that this is completely different and unrelated to declaring a variable in your own code (which is what you are doing), and you also need to be able to understand the basic code structure of an application (such as what Application_Startup is and when it is called). Both are generic .NET programming topic you will need to resolve yourself in the future.

Thanks!

There is no difference for ASP.NET application at all. It's the same code.

You should try it out first. Nothing will solve all issues in all scenarios. There are numerous real life scenarios, either known or unknown, that can potentially break a product.

As a general rule, the latest version supports the latest Windows but it may no longer support older Windows. For example, the current version supports Windows 2019 but no longer supports Windows XP. So we will never promise the product will "solve all issues with Windows". There can also be other third party software on your system that can cause conflict with our product. As such we always recommend you to try it out in your actual environment first. If you run into problems, we will work with you to try to resolve it.

Hi,

Having eowp.exe in the same folder as EO.Base.dll is one way to turn on EOWP. The other way is to set EnableEOWP to true. You do not have to do both.

Thanks!