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John C. Banks
To All:
I'm having a very unique problem that I'm going to raise to see if
anyone has experienced. I have a set of forms which are developed using
the VSTO 2003 / InfoPath 2003 SP2. The forms share a common codebase
which has code added with C# as well as a couple of admin classes which
provide some enhanced functionality as well as email capability without
outlook.
Executing the forms from a desktop or other environment is fine, but
when we put the forms into a published terminal server solution, the
forms execute fine until multiple users hit the forms at the same time.
Then we are running into what I would call object collision in memory
where the form objects save the data properly, but the data becomes
skewed within the form from objects in memory from another user..
Has anyone ran into this issue? Any published work around?
Thanks In Advance.
John.
I'm having a very unique problem that I'm going to raise to see if
anyone has experienced. I have a set of forms which are developed using
the VSTO 2003 / InfoPath 2003 SP2. The forms share a common codebase
which has code added with C# as well as a couple of admin classes which
provide some enhanced functionality as well as email capability without
outlook.
Executing the forms from a desktop or other environment is fine, but
when we put the forms into a published terminal server solution, the
forms execute fine until multiple users hit the forms at the same time.
Then we are running into what I would call object collision in memory
where the form objects save the data properly, but the data becomes
skewed within the form from objects in memory from another user..
Has anyone ran into this issue? Any published work around?
Thanks In Advance.
John.