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==== Data Execution Prevention (DEP for Win 2003/XP) (OpenInsight 32-bit Specific) ====
=== At 10 MAY 2005 08:28:50AM David Salvesen wrote: ===
 
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SP1 for Win2003 and SP2 for XP introduced Data Execution Protection (DEP). If you have a suitable processor e.g. a new P4, then various applications may no longer work. For instance those that use an out-of-process OpenEngine like DWB or, in our case, various Delphi Apps that talk to an OEngine using named pipes or TCP/IP rather than using an InProcess Engine. Does anyone know if this is a result of Microsoft being over zealous or a coding issue. We are using Oengine version 4.1.3, but I understand that it has not changed much in later versions either and so might be the same.



Many thanks



David
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=== At 02 NOV 2005 10:09AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>We'd suspect a slight overzealousness - a quick Google reveals that lots of programs suffer from this [i]including[/i] WMI (Publisher Microsoft Corporation). Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875352/ seems to suggest there is a tool Rev could use against the executables in question.



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