[XXE] XXE crashing

2015-11-24 Thread Kenneth Johansson
Hello Support


Running 6.5.0 version of the XXE on ubuntu 14.04

When loading a large document XXE crashes together with unity and

i will be sent to the login prompt. This is also happened on 5.6.0.

No debug output visible when running from Xterm.

Do you have any suggestions on this?


Best regards,


/Kenneth

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Re: [XXE] XXE crashing

2015-11-24 Thread Hussein Shafie

On 11/24/2015 11:09 AM, Kenneth Johansson wrote:

Hello Support


Running 6.5.0 version of the XXE on ubuntu 14.04

When loading a large document XXE crashes together with unity and

i will be sent to the login prompt.


I'm not sure to understand.

Did loading a large document in XXE crash both XXE and the Windowing 
system (Unity=desktop, Windowing system=X-Window) and get you back to 
Linux in terminal mode?


If this is the case, then there is probably nothing we can do for you 
because there is no way for Java code (like XMLmind's code) to 
accomplish this apocalypse.







This is also happened on 5.6.0.

No debug output visible when running from Xterm.


This is normal if it's a complete crash. However, may be you'll find a 
Java crash report (a text file).






Do you have any suggestions on this?


Just in case, please try what follows:

1) Follow what's described in this FAQ:

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XXE freezes when I try to open large XML files. Is there a workaround 
for this problem?

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http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/faq.html#outofmemory

2) If your document contains many hires images, then "View|Display 
Images|as Thumbnails" or "as Bounding Boxes" may help a lot. See 
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/help/viewMenu.html


3) Uninstall the add-on called "Hunspell Spell Checker" using 
"Options|Install Add-ons", because it's the only add-on which uses 
native libraries (.so, .dll files).





If 1) 2) and 3) fail to solve your problem, which is likely,

A) If you are running Ubuntu in a virtual machine (e.g. VirtualBox, 
VMware), then please review the settings of your virtual machine.


B) What you experience may be the symptoms that:
a) your computer has bad RAM or
b) your graphics card hardware has problems or
c) Java has problems with your graphics card driver.

Try to open the same document on a different computer.

Note that both A) and B)a) and B)b) happened to me with symptoms close 
to yours and B)c) happened to several users, but only on Windows. I 
mean, A) and B) can really happen.





Of course, it's always possible for you to send us privately 
(mailto:huss...@xmlmind.com) your large document including all its 
attached image files in order to let us reproduce the problem here at 
XMLmind and give you an accurate diagnostic.







Best regards,


/Kenneth




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