I am using a tool that use license4j. The tool was running fine for few days, then I got this MISMATCH_HARDWARE_ID error. I did not do any changes to the server. What could have caused this? The tool support have no idea, since they just use this licensing system as a service.
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Came across the following error after publishing through Continuous Integration Server.
This issue got resolved as well after following this link
http://beyondrelational.com/modules/2/blogs/45/posts/12032/failed-to-complete-setup-of-assembly-hr-0x8007000b-probing-terminated-windows7-64bit-solved.aspx
But need to understand the reason why this issue was happening.Have investigated a bit by going through this link
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd153782.aspx#switch_to_default
but was not able to understand the problem here. Therefore can anyone help me to understand this issue better.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sameer Ahmed.S
As mentioned in this link, 64bit windows cannot load 32bit DLLs. So we need to enable this in IIS so that it can create 32 bit worker processes.
I'm trying to use Good Dynamics App Wrapping to secure my application. When I submit my app directly to the wrapping server (rather than through the Good service console), I get an error with a root cause of CSSMERR_TP_NOT_TRUSTED. Any ideas for a fix?
The Mac with the Good Dynamics Wrapping Server installed on it needs Xcode installed. Unfortunately, the wrapping server documentation doesn't mention that you need to start Xcode once to complete the installation procedure. I also installed command-line tools, and created and ran a test app to enable developer mode. After doing this, app wrapping seemed to work.
Just noticed a strange issue. I can no longer access the blobs (iamge files) that are stored in my Azure Storage Emulator. First noticed that my web role wasn't serving up my files from emulator when running in debug. I tried to access files using a third party app, cloudberry. cloudberry lets me browse the storage emulator container that I created, but when I try to access a file it fails. Both my app and cloudberry fail with
500 error
returned... not helpful.
Tried restarting storage emulator, no luck. Tried starting emulator from Azure SDK command prompt to see if there was an error. started successfully... no error reported, but still having my issue when i try and access my blobs. I have SQL Express installed and I verified that MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS service is running. I have made no recent changes to my web role configurations. I am using Azure Tools version: June 2012. Anyone have ideas on what else I should try?
Thanks!
Gaurav Mantri's comments were helpful for tracking down my error. Examining the error log I found that I'm experiencing a somewhat common issue where my azure storage corrupts itself. I found a informative but inconclusive forum thread on it (link below) if someone is looking for help on the same or similar issues.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsazuredata/thread/699d8861-b3d3-4140-9cf3-b749a2cfed39/
This issue is also discussed in this SO thread:
Mysterious disappearing Azure development storage assets
In my experience, I've got this problem only the emulators that ships with Azure SDK 1.7 . As you can see from my answer, the problem disappears by using the updated emulator in Azure SDK 1.8 (I've used it for more than 4 months) -- you can upgrade it while continuing to use 1.7 libraries in your cloud projects.
I have developed one windows service through which I am trying to open an word document. But when service tries to open document, it logs following error "There is insufficient memory. Save the document now."
If I run the same program as normal windows application, it works fine but problem comes only when I try to run the program as windows service.
I tried to google this problem, but there arent many answers about this problem. Is there any way to increase the memory limit for windows service or process? Something like in Java world, where we can specify memory limit while executing java class java -Xmx800M. Is there something similar for windows processes?
Does anyone knows how to solve this problem? I am using C#, .net framework 2.0 and office 2003 for development.
I found out that office automation is not recommended by microsoft on server side code.
More information can be found here.
EDIT :
I found one more article regarding office automation in server side code.
I'm having an interesting problem implementing a global keyboard hook.
I wrote a dll which is used to set the hook and then an application (Delphi) which loads the dll and processes the results of the hook. This was done this afternoon on my PC at work and after some testing I figured it was working 100%.
I've just tested the same app and dll here at home and I'm not getting any errors, but the application does not appear to be getting any data either.
Both machines are WinXP, although my work machine is SP2 and this one is SP3.
Has there been some change in the Win32 API which would cause this to malfunction, or could the problem be related to some A/V / Spyware / MS Update that has been released recently?
I'm hoping somebody here will know of an obvious reason that this may happen before I spend hours debugging.
Thanks!
Actually some A/Vs don't like homemade hooks. I've got the same problem with my mouse hooker on some machines, and it doesn't depend on service pack version.
Yeah, I could. I haven't installed Delphi on this machine, but I think I might have to. I'm going for the low hanging fruit here. If there's an obvious answer, there's no need to go through all the trouble of debugging and hoping to find what might be the problem.
My first suspicion is that there's been a change in the API somewhere.
As I mentioned, this app works absolutely perfectly on my work machine.
Do you have a debugger on your home computer? Do you receive any messages via the hook at all?
Can it be that some other application is hooking, and don't pass the message on down the hook-chain?
BTW: I love virtual machines for this kind of testing. Keep a clean XP install. Install SP2, and test your application. Roll back to clean install again, and install SP3. Try your application again. This way you will know if its SP3, since there is nothing else to mess things up. I like to keep a set of snapshots around with different configurations.
Which kind of hook are you using? I once used the WH_CBT-type and encountered problems when certain other applications where running. One case I could trace back to Trillian, which seems to do also some kind of hooking (and maybe screws up).
Apart from that I am currently working on an application that uses the WH_KEYBOARD-hook and this works on SP2 and SP3 equally well. The MSDN also doesn't mention any service-pack related changes.
What you can do to trace the bug on your home machine:
make sure to check all result values of all system api calls (and use GetLastError in case of error)
provide some kind of debug output in case of error (e.g. as message box or to a text file)
optional: log some status messages so you know whats going on internally
One alternative is to use a low level keyboardhook. (Just a different param to SetWindowsHookEx). The hook is processed in the message loop of the registering thread, and thus does not need to inject a dll everywhere. And for some odd reason VirusScanners/Firewalls interfere much less with it. They often silently block dllinjection or normal keyboardhooks. Also removes the need to share the hHook across processes if you want it to work in older windows versions.
And if you abuse a keyboardhook to implement global hotkeys(Have seen that a lot) use RegisterHotkey/http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms646309.aspx) instead.