Hello,
we have come across an issue with some of our client machines getting an out of memory exception when running an application with an UltraExplorerBar. The ultraexplorer bar is docked in a panel that flies in/out on the left of an MDI form courtesy of the UltraDockManager control.
Inside this ExplorerBar, can be anywhere from 2 - 50 groups, all collapsed on load. When a user expands the group, anywhere from 10-30 Items can be added, based on permissions. For some users, we have noticed that after expanding a group and moving a mouse over the items, the memory usage of the application can will just upwards of a gig, sometimes causing the Out Of Memory exception, and the applicatoin dumps. Once the user Mouses outside of the ultraexplorerbar, the memory returns back to its normal usage. The problem is, we cannot duplicate this on any of our development machines.
this problem has happened on machines with 2 different operating systems (XP and Windows 7). The Windows 7 machine has 3 gigs of RAM, while the others have 2.
After viewing the error on these machines, I noticed mention to Bitmaps being drawn, so I removed the images from the ListItems, and the problem no longer persisted.
I am using Infragistics 10.3.20103.2083. Attached is a SS from a user
Does anyone have any ideas about this, or has this behavior been observed before? Any help is appreciated. I can provide more details if necessary.
Thanks, Chris
Hello ,
Thank you for your feedback.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Hristo,
Back when I wrote this, I was unable to create a sample that duplicated the issue. I have not had any more issues since removing the images, so I went ahead and dropped it until the issue comes up again.
-Chris
Hello,
I am just checking about the progress of this issue. Let me know If you need any further assistance on this issue?
Thank you for using Infragistics Components.
From disruption of your issue it seems to me that you are using an images with big size for items of UltraExplorerBar and you do not reuse them. If you are able to isolate this in a simple sample I will be able to investigate this further for you.
Anyone? Nothing?