I also built one console app that runs on that same server. 19045, time stamp: 0x56259295įaulting application start time: 0x01d138cbfeec1096įaulting module path: C:\\WINDOWS\\SYSTEM32\ I then built it again with 2015r2.1 and it works fine on server also.įaulting application name: wwstat.exe, version: 1.6.0.0, time stamp: 0x56711ed7įaulting module name: MSSQLServerPlugin.dll, version: 15.4.3.4, time stamp: 0x56711f1eįaulting application start time: 0x01d138cc80cd682fįaulting application path: c:\\xojo\\wwstat\\wwstat.exeįaulting module path: c:\\xojo\\wwstat\\wwstat Libs\\MSSQLServerPlugin.dll
#Xojo 2015r3 windows 7
I debug it with 32bit windows 7 machine and there it works fine. I run it in Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit). I tryed to build 64-bit and 32-bit, both crash. I tryed to compile my windows standalone webapp with 2015r4 and it crashes after less than minute of use.
#Xojo 2015r3 64 Bit
(I did try a 64bit compile but the MySQL plugin 64 Bit version apparently uses old password security and the DB returns an old passwords error.) Other than the crashing due to the DLL it works beautifully for my purposes.Īnyone have any suggestions on what to do to fix this? The app uses methods for each special URL, makes a DB connection, performs the service request and then closes the MySQL DB connection then returns the result.
#Xojo 2015r3 code
All code executes in App because I’m only using HandleSpecialURL. MySQL is also installed on the same server. It is a 32bit app running on Windows Server 2008 R2 64bit installed as a standalone web app on port 8080. The web app acts only as a web service using HandleSpecialURL to Insert/Update via Post and Query via Get to a MySQL Database. The Application Log on the server always looks similar to the following:įaulting application name: MySQLDBWS.exe, version: 1.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x56214be6įaulting module name: MSVCR120.dll, version: 5.1, time stamp: 0x524f7ce6įaulting application start time: 0x01d12242b7f6dbd1įaulting application path: C:\\Program Files (x86)\\MySQLDBWS\\MySQLDBWS.exeįaulting module path: C:\\Program Files (x86)\\MySQLDBWS\\MySQLDBWS Libs\\MSVCR120.dll
#Xojo 2015r3 software
In the fields of automotive, power transmission, fluid power, power engineering, and industrial construction, the software SimulationX has been applied by the best engineers and scientists of more than 700 important industry companies in Europe, Asia and the United States.I have a very simple Stand Alone Web App that is constantly crashing due to MSVCR120.dll. Apart from this, we carry out consulting, engineering as well as programming services at a high level of know-how, reliability and transparency. Our core business activities comprise of the development of standard software tools for engineers and scientists. Never before it has been easier to focus on what engineers are best at: finding the perfect design – from the very beginning.įounded 1990, ITI is an internationally leading company in virtual system engineering. As a fully functional Modelica tool, SimulationX 3.7 is now even more powerful and flexible and paves the way to cloud-based simulations through the interface standard FMI 2.0. This new version stands out with its great many ways of interactive simulations making the program one of a kind in terms of usability compared to other simulation tools.Īdvanced control elements for real-time modifications during simulations as well as unique thermodynamic state diagrams help users analyze the behavior of multiphysics systems fast and accurately. Twelve brand new libraries as well as 350 new and improved models for simulations of batteries and ship systems, for instance, extend the software’s range of applications also for design engineers. The new SimulationX-Release comes with enhanced functionalities and an unmatched usability for an efficient, intuitive design experience. ITI GmbH introduced version 3.7 of its internationally recognized simulation software SimulationX.
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