Re: DBDialog app crashes under 7.5 beta 1

Wed, 16 Feb 2011 11:49:09 -0800 

Christo,
This is a HomerShared object bug. The reason it came out in the beta is we perform more parameter validation then we did in the past. With pre-7.5 what Jamal used was allowed but not technically correct and we are not flagging that. All this is to of course increase stability and performance of all Window-Eyes Apps. I will inform Jamal and I'm sure he will update his App. 

In the mean time, it is an easy fix <smile>.


If you open up homersharedobject.vbs in an editor and go to line 2815 
(or search for "sValue = oTargetIni.text(sSection, sKey, vbNull)" then 
change that line to simply be:


sValue = oTargetIni.text(sSection, sKey)


In other words kill the common and the vbNull.  Save the file and 
restart the App or shut down and restart Window-Eyes and the problem is 
resolved.


Remember that the Apps are run in the following dir:

%appdata%\gw micro\window-eyes\users\default

Notice the percent signs around appdata.

Regards,
Doug

On 2/16/2011 1:59 PM, Christo de Klerk wrote:

Sure thing, here it is:


An error occurred in app HomerSharedObject.vbs at 08:53:38 PM on 16 
February 2011.

Name: HomerSharedObject.vbs
Version: 8.3
Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Description: Invalid procedure call or argument
Column: 1
Line: 2815

Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Christo\Application Data\GW 
Micro\Window-Eyes\users\default

Error Code: 800A0005
App Context: sValue = oTargetIni.Text(sSection, sKey, vbNull)
Active Window Overlap Class: CabinetWClass

Active Window Title: C:\Documents and Settings\Christo\Application 
Data\GW Micro\Window-Eyes\users\default

Active Window Module: BROWSEUI
Active Window Class: CabinetWClass
Active Window Original Class: CabinetWClass
Active Window Type: 1
Active Window Original Type: 1
Active Window Is Valid: True
Active Window Set File: EXPLORER.set
Focused Window Overlap Class:
Focused Window Module:
Focused Window Class:
Focused Window Original Class:
Focused Window Type: 0
Focused Window Original Type: 0
Focused Window Is Valid: False
Window-Eyes Application Path: C:\Program Files\GW Micro\Window-Eyes

Window-Eyes User Profile Path: C:\Documents and 
Settings\Christo\Application Data\GW Micro\Window-Eyes\users\default\

Window-Eyes Version: 7.5 BETA 1
Window-Eyes Language: 0
Active Synthesizer: SAPI
Active Braille Display: PACmate 20
Run in System Tray: False
Run at Login Screen: True
OS Version: 5.1 (2600) SP: 3.0
WSH Version: VBScript 5.8.23000
Internet Explorer: 8.0.6001.18702
GW Toolkit: 8.3.1
XML Language: 1033
System Start Time: 2011/02/14 08:52:00 AM
Total Disk Space: 42.95GB
Free Disk Space: 24.43GB
Total Memory: 2.14GB
Available Memory: 1334.13MB
Resolution: 1024x768 (32bit)
Process Information:
System Idle Process ID:0, CPU Time:33308.97, MEM:0MB, VM:0MB
System ID:4, CPU Time:259.98, MEM:0.2MB, VM:0MB
smss.exe ID:596, CPU Time:0.05, MEM:0.4MB, VM:0.2MB
csrss.exe ID:644, CPU Time:24.36, MEM:5.5MB, VM:1.9MB
winlogon.exe ID:672, CPU Time:12.27, MEM:5.1MB, VM:6.4MB
services.exe ID:724, CPU Time:181.11, MEM:4.6MB, VM:2.5MB
lsass.exe ID:736, CPU Time:62.84, MEM:2.1MB, VM:4MB
svchost.exe ID:916, CPU Time:6.73, MEM:5.5MB, VM:3.3MB
svchost.exe ID:1012, CPU Time:12.06, MEM:5.5MB, VM:2.9MB
svchost.exe ID:1056, CPU Time:95.16, MEM:33.3MB, VM:22.4MB
svchost.exe ID:1140, CPU Time:0.62, MEM:4.2MB, VM:1.9MB
svchost.exe ID:1180, CPU Time:0.47, MEM:4.7MB, VM:2.3MB
spoolsv.exe ID:1444, CPU Time:2.17, MEM:5.2MB, VM:3.3MB
svchost.exe ID:1528, CPU Time:0.39, MEM:4.4MB, VM:2MB
NetworkLicenseServer.exe ID:1568, CPU Time:8.2, MEM:6.2MB, VM:3.5MB
explorer.exe ID:1696, CPU Time:100.52, MEM:42.7MB, VM:33.4MB
igfxtray.exe ID:1756, CPU Time:0.27, MEM:4.1MB, VM:1.6MB
hkcmd.exe ID:1772, CPU Time:0.44, MEM:4MB, VM:1.6MB
igfxsrvc.exe ID:1784, CPU Time:1.66, MEM:3.3MB, VM:1.1MB
AsTray.exe ID:1800, CPU Time:0.36, MEM:4.1MB, VM:1.6MB
AsAcpiSvr.exe ID:1808, CPU Time:0.64, MEM:6MB, VM:4.2MB
AsEPCMon.exe ID:1816, CPU Time:0.53, MEM:2.6MB, VM:1.1MB
ETDCTRL.EXE ID:1824, CPU Time:3.56, MEM:5.1MB, VM:3.4MB
issch.exe ID:1844, CPU Time:0.2, MEM:2.5MB, VM:1.1MB
NBHGui.exe ID:1860, CPU Time:1.02, MEM:17.5MB, VM:13.4MB
InCD.exe ID:1868, CPU Time:1.64, MEM:21.6MB, VM:15.1MB
RTHDCPL.exe ID:1904, CPU Time:3.52, MEM:22.2MB, VM:19.7MB
egui.exe ID:1920, CPU Time:5.83, MEM:6.9MB, VM:3.9MB
ctfmon.exe ID:1936, CPU Time:1.14, MEM:4MB, VM:1.5MB
NMIndexStoreSvr.exe ID:1952, CPU Time:4.84, MEM:21.1MB, VM:15.3MB
PcSync2.exe ID:1968, CPU Time:1.98, MEM:16.1MB, VM:8.8MB
PCSuite.exe ID:1976, CPU Time:3.69, MEM:25.2MB, VM:13MB
ekrn.exe ID:160, CPU Time:411.44, MEM:64.6MB, VM:60.3MB
igfxext.exe ID:168, CPU Time:0.23, MEM:3.5MB, VM:1.4MB
InCDsrv.exe ID:620, CPU Time:0.2, MEM:6.2MB, VM:4MB
AutoHotkey.exe ID:636, CPU Time:0.5, MEM:4.9MB, VM:2.6MB
iviRegMgr.exe ID:700, CPU Time:0.03, MEM:2.3MB, VM:0.6MB
jqs.exe ID:792, CPU Time:169.17, MEM:1.4MB, VM:2.3MB
AutoHotkey.exe ID:1104, CPU Time:1.41, MEM:5MB, VM:2.7MB
NBHRegInCDSrv.exe ID:1388, CPU Time:0.83, MEM:2.5MB, VM:0.9MB
nlssrv32.exe ID:392, CPU Time:0.5, MEM:2.1MB, VM:0.7MB
nvda_service.exe ID:1204, CPU Time:0.34, MEM:6.6MB, VM:3.8MB
svchost.exe ID:2168, CPU Time:2.06, MEM:4.9MB, VM:2.9MB
wdfmgr.exe ID:2204, CPU Time:0.27, MEM:2.6MB, VM:2.2MB
weserv.exe ID:2300, CPU Time:0.25, MEM:2.8MB, VM:1.2MB
VMCService.exe ID:2380, CPU Time:1.64, MEM:15.1MB, VM:15MB
wmiprvse.exe ID:2736, CPU Time:22.67, MEM:8.4MB, VM:4.5MB
NMIndexingService.exe ID:2900, CPU Time:1.36, MEM:10.9MB, VM:7MB
ServiceLayer.exe ID:3012, CPU Time:0.56, MEM:5.5MB, VM:2.4MB
alg.exe ID:3264, CPU Time:0.05, MEM:3.6MB, VM:1.2MB
MPAPI3s.exe ID:3508, CPU Time:0.34, MEM:3.9MB, VM:1.4MB
MobileConnect.exe ID:3336, CPU Time:5.22, MEM:31.1MB, VM:32.4MB
wweb32.exe ID:4112, CPU Time:0.09, MEM:2.1MB, VM:3.9MB
OSPPSVC.EXE ID:4652, CPU Time:2.58, MEM:10.5MB, VM:6MB
NclUSBSrv.exe ID:5444, CPU Time:0.2, MEM:3.1MB, VM:2.3MB
NclRSSrv.exe ID:4540, CPU Time:0.03, MEM:1.9MB, VM:0.6MB
wineyes.exe ID:4640, CPU Time:14.64, MEM:86.2MB, VM:82.2MB
bdisplay.exe ID:1876, CPU Time:0.16, MEM:3.7MB, VM:2.8MB
wmiprvse.exe ID:224, CPU Time:0.11, MEM:5.1MB, VM:3MB
Appended Details:




On 2011/02/16 08:43 PM, Jeff Bishop wrote:

Can you share the error you are receiving?

-----Original Message-----
From: Christo de Klerk [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 11:36 AM
To: gwmicro
Subject: DBDialog app crashes under 7.5 beta 1

Hello

Not sure if this is GW Micro's or Jamal's issue, but unfortunately the

DBDialog app crashes every time as soon as I run it under Wineyes 7.5 
beta
1. I hope someone can address this, as I now have a substantial 
amount of

data stored in DBDialog.

Kind regards

Christo
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