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Hi,
When the principal process is closed unexpected the rundll.exe opened never closes. What to do ?
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Hi, Please update to the latest build from our download page. We have fixed an issue where the child rundll32.exe process may not close after the parent process closes not very long ago. If you still see this problem with the current build, please try to isolate the problem into a test project and send it to us. Please see test project guideline here: http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/test_project.aspxThanks!
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What is lastest version the EO.WebBrowser Single DLL Build? I need it because the MULTIPLE DLL doesn't work in Win XP. Thanks. eo_support wrote:Hi, Please update to the latest build from our download page. We have fixed an issue where the child rundll32.exe process may not close after the parent process closes not very long ago. If you still see this problem with the current build, please try to isolate the problem into a test project and send it to us. Please see test project guideline here: http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/test_project.aspxThanks!
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Hi,
The latest build is EO.Total 2014.0.25, which contains EO.WebBrowser.dll 3.0.88. You can download it from our download page.
You can also download EO.WebBrowser nuget package directly from nuget repository. We usually update our download page and nuget repository simultaneously with rare exceptions.
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Hi, Thanks very much. Update to the latest build, is working perfectly!!! eo_support wrote:Hi,
The latest build is EO.Total 2014.0.25, which contains EO.WebBrowser.dll 3.0.88. You can download it from our download page.
You can also download EO.WebBrowser nuget package directly from nuget repository. We usually update our download page and nuget repository simultaneously with rare exceptions.
Thanks!
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Great. Thanks for confirming that it works! Please feel free to let us know if you still have any more questions.
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Hi eo_support,
Is there a way to know when the EO.Webbrowser is updated on the download page? or a changelog?
I know there is an "Annoucements" topic in the forum but not all the release of EO.Webbrowser are displayed here.
Thanks
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Hi, The easiest way to do this is to use our nuget package. When we post a new build on our download page, we also post it to the nuget repository. When you use our nuget package with your Visual Studio project, you can go to the Package Manager Console and run the following command:
This will update all nuget packages used by your project. You can also go to nuget repository to check whether a new version is available without updating it. Thanks!
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Thanks for this answer but is it possible to see a changelog for each version?
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Hi,
Unfortunately no. We only post accumulated change logs every a few months. Some users want to see change logs for every build, but some other users do not want to see too many small change logs. So we try to strike a balance by post one change logs every few months.
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and others would like to see both ;)
Again, thanks you all for your quick reply
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Yes. We are very aware of different users want different things. :)
You are very welcome and please feel free to let us know if there is anything else.
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We tested with the latest EO.Webbrowser 3.0.112.1 (multi-dll) and after killing the process that hosts the WebView control, we're still see the rundll32 processes are running after more than 30 minutes of waiting. Any idea why it won't die on its own as you wrote above? We can't rely on Runtime.Shutdown since we need to handle the case where the process can die unexpectedly (among many reasons but mostly because the Chrome webview crashes).
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Hi Steve,
We have received such report before but have not been able to reproduce it in our environment. We are working on a new version that had added more diagnostic messages to this part. Hopefully that will resolve the issue/give us more information on this issue. If you are interested we can send the new version to you as soon as it's ready (hopefully next week).
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Yes, let us know when you have a new release available. Thanks for the quick attention!
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I see a new release 3.0.113 has come out, does this fix the runaway rundll issue?
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Hi,
This is not the build that addressed this issue. We have made some fundamental code changes in this part so it will actually be included in our next release. We do have early internal test builds for that release so if you are interested, we can provide the test build to you. We are expecting the official build to be out towards the end of the month or early next month.
Thanks!
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