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I have a C# app which calls the RTC 1.3 API through the interop wrapper.
The app will make a large number of logins for different users.
If I run it as a standalone app, it is fine and that I can make more than
1000 logins.
But if I run as a Windows service, I will get OutOfMemoryException always
around at 420 logins.
System.OutOfMemoryException: Not enough storage is available to complete
this operation.
at RTCCore.RTCClientClass.InitializeEx(Int32 lFlags)
What could be the difference between running as a service and a standalone
app?
Both run under the same user account.
Thanks.
The app will make a large number of logins for different users.
If I run it as a standalone app, it is fine and that I can make more than
1000 logins.
But if I run as a Windows service, I will get OutOfMemoryException always
around at 420 logins.
System.OutOfMemoryException: Not enough storage is available to complete
this operation.
at RTCCore.RTCClientClass.InitializeEx(Int32 lFlags)
What could be the difference between running as a service and a standalone
app?
Both run under the same user account.
Thanks.