I just got a similar error. I use rpc to get the login user to initial the home page, it it fine if I use IE 32bit browser to open the application but error cause if I use IE 64bit browser. The error message is po-pu inside the rpc callback onFailure method, and the detail error message is :
On Friday, January 21, 2011 3:24:11 AM UTC+8, mike b wrote:
-- Error when receiving current user.(Error)
number: -2146828260
description: Out of stack space: Out of stack space
Also the same application deployment on the local, ie 32bit and ie64 is fine.
Any suspicious about it?
number: -2146828260
description: Out of stack space: Out of stack space
Also the same application deployment on the local, ie 32bit and ie64 is fine.
Any suspicious about it?
On Friday, January 21, 2011 3:24:11 AM UTC+8, mike b wrote:
gwt 2.1.0
winxp
ie7
I was tracing a completely different StatusCodeException (500) because of server socket errors were are having. (see http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/ )detail?id=4723
Then strangely, I got this error on the client side. Basically, I created an RpcHelper<aSerivce,T> which wraps the inner AsyncCallback<T> in another AsyncCallback<T>. If I get the above mention 500 status code error, then I re-execute the service without calling the inner onFailure. Re-execution takes place w/ Scheduler.get().scheduleDefered( ...aService call.... );
Based on my client logs, the "Out of stack space" occurred in the Scheduler part.
com.blah.
I have a service that ships logs to the server and that still executed successfully.MyUncaughtExceptionHandler: onUncaughtException:
java.lang.Throwable: (Error): Out of stack space
number: -2146828260
description: Out of stack space
Any ideas? I searched this forum and the gwt issues but did not find anything remotely similar.
Thanks,
Mike B
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