Closing the runtime results in an unhandled exceptoin under specific circumstances with interlocking variables in integration project and sub projects

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  Summary With an integration project and a sub project as redundant network projects with same server / standby server, the runtime on the standby server may close unexpectedly after transferring the runtime files to the primary server and reloading ...

• Under specific circumstances when closing the runtime it is shown an unhandled exception.

  Summary After converting a 7.11 project to a higher version and it is opened any of its faceplate screens in the runtime, it is produced an unhandled exception when closing the runtime. Description After converting a 7.11 project to a higher version ...

• On closing the runtime on the server, the runtime on the standby server closes unexpectedly with an unhandled exception under specific circumstances

  Summary Under specific circumstances and timing conditions closing the runtime on the server may result in an unhandled exception on the standby server and unexpected closing of the runtime on the standby server. Description Under specific ...

• Under specific circumstances the editor may close unexpectedly when deleting an integration project from the workspace.

  Summary The editor may close unexpectedly when deleting from the workspace an integration project containing sub-projects and all the projects have been backed up. DescriptionThe editor may close unexpectedly when deleting from the workspace an ...

• The OPCUA32 client driver causes long (~40s) delays during reload of the runtime and closing of the runtime under specific circumstances

  Summary When the runtime running a a project using the OPC UA client driver in combination with a specific OPC UA server is closed, the OPCUA32 client driver delays the close of the runtime. With the specific OPC UA server there may also be a long ...