No. Not really. We don't make registry changes on the fly. We do register
the DLL with regvr32 once and for all. That's the reason we find it
strange. This error is absolutely random and there are no changes in the
set-up when this error is observed. All the 5000 test scripts are split
into
We use Nuance's Vocalizer Expressive for voice and sapi5.dll. Also, we
modify the "Windows registry" to refer to this dll. This issue is seen
randomly. The failures do not belong to any sub-set. The very next test
script in the same set-up would fail.
-Sairam K
On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 12:51 PM
Hello Tim,
I really did not know that this value would make difference. Apologies
for the vague question. The actual exception is "-2147352567". Also, we
have around 5000 test scripts. Out of these, around 300 test scripts fails
with this exception. So, I do not doubt any system issues here.
On Oct 10, 2018, at 1:25 PM, Sai Ram wrote:
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> We use Nuance's Vocalizer Expressive for voice and sapi5.dll. Also, we modify
> the "Windows registry" to refer to this dll.
What does that mean? Ordinarily, you would just register the DLL with regsvr32
once and for all. Are you making
Sai Ram wrote:
I really did not know that this value would make difference.
Apologies for the vague question. The actual exception is "-2147352567".
That's 0x80020009, or DISP_E_EXCEPTION. That's really telling you to
refer to the other code for the details.
Also, we have around 5000
On Oct 9, 2018, at 8:03 AM, Sai Ram wrote:
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>We are using "win32com.client.Dispatch("SAPI.SpVoice")" for TTS to our
> target device from a Windows 7 desktop. We are seeing many of these
> exceptions: "Exception '-2147221164'".
> Is there a fix for this? Basically, wanted to know the
