We are using ESRI.ArcGISRuntime.WPF 100.8 in an application that sits in a dispatch center and shows the locations of all vehicles. This application is supposed to run 24/7 however 2 of the 21 dispatch centers where our app is running have reported that app crashing once or twice a month with a widows error.
Every function in the application is wrapped in a try catch block that writes to a log file. Prior to the crash we get the following exceptions a few thousand times in the log:
03/15 21:55:39 <ProcessMobiles>d__82.MoveNext : bad allocation:
c:\dev_r\rtc\runtimecore\c_api\src\mapping\map_view\graphic.cpp(640) : error : Exception caught in RT_Graphic_setIsVisible
03/27 23:40:53 <SetMobileGraphic>d__23.MoveNext : bad allocation:
c:\dev_r\rtc\runtimecore\c_api\src\vector.cpp(599) : error : Exception caught in RT_Vector_removeAll
03/27 23:40:53 EsriViewModel.ProcessMobiles : bad allocation:
c:\dev_r\rtc\runtimecore\c_api\src\mapping\map_view\graphic.cpp(640) :
ProcessMobiles, SetMobileGraphic, are out functions but vector.cpp(599) and graphic.cpp(640) seem to be ESRI files.
No other exceptions are thrown from the application.
The exceptions log over the span of 8 to 12 hours from when the first exception is thrown until the apps inevitable crash. The app can run for days without throwing the first exception, but once it starts it inevitably crashes in that 8 to 12 hour window.
When viewing the application in Task manager there is a slow increase in the amount of memory it uses, depending on external activity it can go up by 100K in a few minutes to a few hours, but the memory footprint is always expanding.
Viewing the app on a development computer with the memory performance profiler indicates the fastest growing part of the application is the WeakReference->BindingExpression->BiningExpressing [Cycle Detected]. I don’t know what this means.
