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Could you try to do it from another thread with larger stack size?
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I'm not sure how to do that. Any references? Is it something like this?

       new System.Threading.Thread(() =>
        {

        ......

            pipeline.annotate(document);
       ......
        }, 414565).Start();

Do I have to write my own code under pipeline.annotate(document); until close the brackets of the Thread? Or the thread code only until pipeline.annotate(document);?

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@hendyharf can you try without parse annotator ? If you are getting same error your problem can be something other then stack size problem.

If it works then check that your IIS Express is really working in 64bit mode. If your OS is 64 bit, alternatively you can try IIS (as a core windows service)...

And yes, it is enough to run annotate method in new thread... If it works then you have another problem. How to catch result...

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@mehmetilker I've just tried to parse it without annotator

props.setProperty("", "tokenize, ssplit, parse");

It took for ages, like 15 minutes for me parse without annotator and it also didn't work at all.
I debugged whether which line of code was being executed and it didn't execute after Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(jarRoot);. Not working from var pipeline = new StanfordCoreNLP(props); till below.

My Windows is 64bit, My IIS Express and Visual Studio 2013 are also 64bit.
How am I supposed to do then? How to create a new thread to run annotator? Could you give me the full code? I stuck with this for a week. Really need a help. Thank you very much

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@hendyharf annotators are tokenize, ssplit and parse. So you should remove just parse.
it should be like this: props.setProperty("annotators", "tokenize, ssplit");

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@mehmetilker I got it, but exactly what I really want to do with Stanford CoreNLP is the dependency parser, so I need to write the "parse". Any other ideas? I still can't figure it out.

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Hey @sergey-tihon @mehmetilker I've already had the answer for this issue. I'm doing this with Local IIS and it works sometimes, I still got the StackOverflowException. How am I supposed to do to make a larger size stack? The code you've given it doesn't work. It's not returning anything if I write inside the thread. Any other code? I'm stuck with this 3 weeks. Thanks

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I guess you need first check if your OS 64bit.
After that you need to be sure if your IIS express is working in 64bit mode.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10202047/cant-get-iis-express-8-beta-to-run-website-as-64-bit-process
It looks like it is not possible before VS 2013
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio-2015/suggestions/3254745-allow-for-iis-express-64-bit-to-run-from-visual-st

If you are sure you OS is 64 bit and service or Express IIS is working in 64 bit mode and you still getting same error then your problem should be something else.

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Another setting for 64bit IIS Express
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/rob/2013/11/14/debugging-vs2013-websites-using-64-bit-iis-express/

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