Distributing .DLL

[prangster]

In Visual FoxPro v6 under Win95 I created a non-visual class. I had FoxPro build a multi-threaded .DLL. I sent the .DLL, .TBL, .VBR files and the two Fox runtime files to the client. I included instructions to register the .DLL using RegSvr32 and put the runtimes and the .DLL in the same folder. (Actually I suggesting putting all the files into the same folder.) The client says his machine will not register the .DLL. He says that another machine that "once had" Visual Studio on it will successfully register the .DLL. What am I missing? I believe the target machine is running Win2000.

 

[gogita]

Hi
If .DDL file is on the client machine you should not register .DDL file. You just need to declare .DLL in the code:

p1="Parameter1"
p2="Parameter2"

DECLARE INTEGER MethName;
IN mylib as MethNamealias STRING @,STRING @

MethNamealias(@p1,@p2)

CLEAR DLLS

"mylib" is name of the DLL file
"MethName" is name of the method
"MethNamealias" is alias of the method
"p1" and "p2" is a parameters
@ - parameter is passed by reference

 

[prangster]

Thanks. I give that a try.