System.OutOfMemoryException: Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program.
Originally Published: 2015-07-13
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: C# Client
Issue
System.OutOfMemoryException: Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program. at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.AllocCoTaskMem(Int32 cb) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmBase.CreateKM_CS_IF_DATA(String string_data, Int32 int_data, Byte[] in_data, Int32 in_data_len, Byte[] in_data2, Int32 in_data2_len) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmBase.SetCSInterfaceData(SWIGTYPE_p_r_km_key_ctx_st key_ctx, SWIGTYPE_p_r_km_key_st key, String string_data, Int32 int_data, Byte[] in_data, Int32 in_data_len, Byte[] in_data2, Int32 in_data2_len) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmContext.EncryptByClass(String keyClass, Byte[] plainText, RkmCryptoFormatIdentifier format, RkmKey& key) at rkmcs_threaded.Program.singleEncrypt(RkmKey& key, Byte[] plainText) at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.AllocCoTaskMem(Int32 cb) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmBase.CreateKM_CS_IF_DATA(String string_data, Int32 int_data, Byte[] in_data, Int32 in_data_len, Byte[] in_data2, Int32 in_data2_len) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmBase.SetCSInterfaceData(SWIGTYPE_p_r_km_key_ctx_st key_ctx, SWIGTYPE_p_r_km_key_st key, String string_data, Int32 int_data, Byte[] in_data, Int32 in_data_len, Byte[] in_data2, Int32 in_data2_len) at Rsa.KeyManagerClient.RkmContext.EncryptByClass(String keyClass, Byte[] plainText, RkmCryptoFormatIdentifier format, RkmKey& key) at rkmcs_threaded.Program.singleEncrypt(RkmKey& key, Byte[] plainText)
Cause
Resolution
public static void EncryptionAndDecryptionReusingKey()
{
byte[] cipherText1;
byte[] decryptedData1;
byte[] cipherText2;
byte[] decryptedData2;
RkmKey encryptionKey;
RkmKey decryptionKey;
// Encrypt the first plaintext using a key retrieved by Key Class.
cipherText1 = kmContext.EncryptByClass(SampleUtility.SampleKeyClass, plainText, RkmCryptoFormatIdentifier.Default,
out encryptionKey);
// Encrypt the second plaintext using the key from the first encryption.
cipherText2 = encryptionKey.Encrypt(plainText2);
// Decrypt the first ciphertext using the key retrieved by key ID.
decryptedData1 = kmContext.DecryptByCipherText(cipherText1, out decryptionKey);
// Decrypt the second ciphertext using the key from the first decryption.
decryptedData2 = decryptionKey.Decrypt(cipherText2);
// Output the results.
DumpData("Result1", SampleUtility.StringToByteArray(plainText), cipherText1, decryptedData1);
DumpData("Result2", SampleUtility.StringToByteArray(plainText2), cipherText2, decryptedData2);
if (SampleUtility.ByteArrayToString(decryptedData1).CompareTo(plainText) != 0 ||
SampleUtility.ByteArrayToString(decryptedData2).CompareTo(plainText2) != 0)
{
throw new Exception("Decryption failed");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Decryption succeeded");
}
// Clean up the extracted keys
encryptionKey.Dispose();
decryptionKey.Dispose();
}
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