This is a note with some info in case it helps someone in the future.
This message showed up today on my Windows 10 machine, running 4D v17.2hf1
Remote mode, interpreted.
Windows is running under Parallels 14.1.3, macOS is 10.14.6.
"The specified module could not be found"
It came up when calling: *TobitProXL_License*
Then a different error message when calling *OT Register*
All other plugins loaded normally.
The same thing happened in the a compiled and built application running on
the same network.
I tried clearing local resources, removing 4D preferences, running a
separate copy of 4D.
Running 4D Remote on the server machine running the database worked
properly.
Same code base running single user on my Windows 10 machine worked properly.
Solution was to reboot Windows.
There were no pending updates to be completed on reboot.
The only thing I spotted that changed since yesterday was a pair of Windows
Defender updates.
Jim
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 3:05 AM Thomas Maul <[email protected]> wrote:
> > When starting up a database in v14 (R3 or R4) immediately AFTER the
> password dialog is displayed, but immediately BEFORE the 'On Startup'
>
> That's when plugin receive their initialization call.
>
> Please try to rename/remove the plugin folder. Just in case also for
> components (depending of your settings all components receive at that
> moment also a call with 'On before host database startup').
>
> If that solves the issue, move them back step by step to identify the
> plugin/component.
> If that does not solve the issue and you do not have that problem with new
> created databases (or one of our examples), please contact your local tech
> support.
>
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