GhostScript.NET v1.2.1 Library Load issue about ghostscript.net

[Krashlog]

We're getting the same errors randomly on some of our web servers. We've been using GhostScript.NET for years without any problems. We've tried enabling 32-bit applications, it seemed to work for a while but the problems came back. So, recycling the app pool seems to fix the problem temporarily, but that's not a long term solution.

So, short of periodically recycling the app pool, any clues/ideas?

[ahmetmert]

Did you somehow fix this issue ? After it is been used for a few month, I start constantly getting this exception

[JohnVLinton]

I believe the fix I found involves enabling 32-bit applications to run in your IIS application pool. (Or at least this is a necessary if not sufficient part of the answer.) Then recycle your pool/app. Elsewise it takes a lot of fiddling still maybe... :(

Definitely look at trying both raster.Open(fileStream, _version, false) and raster.Open(fileStream, _version, true) and comparing performance. Often when one of these doesn't work the other does. If you open from file, lock with static lock around the region you need it open for multiple users.

For such a popular library, it does have some weird little ghosts, if you'll pardon the pun.

[jhabjan]

Fixed in today's v.1.2.2. release.