Hi Daniel!
Some time ago I have the same problem trying to load the Oracle driver with
AOLServer 3.4 for Windows.
I have to touch the source files and compile all again.
The file that I have to modify was "ns.h", search this section of code and
try to modify and compile again.
The type "long long" is supported by VC6 but something is different with
"__int64", I don't know exactly where
is the difference (both types are 64 bits and integers) but with this
modification, AOLServer and the driver
for Oracle work fine.
Good luck!
Ariel.
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#define NS_SOCK_READ 1
#define NS_SOCK_WRITE 2
#define NS_SOCK_EXCEPTION 4
#define NS_SOCK_EXIT 8
#define NS_NO_DATA 8
#define NS_END_DATA 4
#define NS_ROWS 2
#define NS_DML 1
#define NS_ENCRYPT_BUFSIZE 16
/* Ariel */
#ifndef WIN32
#ifdef __alpha
typedef long INT64;
#define NS_INT_64_FORMAT_STRING "%ld"
#else
typedef long long INT64;
#define NS_INT_64_FORMAT_STRING "%lld"
#endif
#else
/* Ariel */
/* typedef long INT64; */
typedef __int64 INT64;
#endif
#define NS_TCL_SET_TEMPORARY 0
#define NS_TCL_SET_DYNAMIC 1
#define NS_TCL_SET_PERSISTENT 2
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Daniel Page" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 8:25 AM
Subject: [AOLSERVER] MySQL/AOLServer - Strange things...
> Hi,
>
> My final tests were running on a WinNT 4 box. I copied the nsmysql.so
(renamed to nsmysql.dll) file to the same directory as nscp.dll
(c:/progra~1/aolserver/bin), and in the config file, and I copied the entry
for ${bindir}/nscp${ext} in ns/server/${servername}/modules to
${bindir}/nsmysql${ext} in ns/db/drivers - The nscp.dll module loads, but
nsmysql.dll won't, still with the error 126 (file not found)...
>
> I then inversed the names of nscp.dll and nsmysql.dll files on the disk -
>From this point, nsmysql.dll file loads, but gives an error about
ns_dbDriverInit - this seems normal, as it is a renamed console module, but
the important point is that AOLServer *can* find the file named
nsmysql.dll - and that the system gives an error 126 on loading the nscp.dll
file, which is in reality the nsmysql driver.
>
> This proves that AOLServer *can* find the nsmysql.dlI file, and from this,
I can deduct from this that there is a problem with the actual nsmysql
module, and that the Win32 error 126 in this case does not seem to mean
"file not found".
>
> The problem follows the *content* of the file, but not the *name* - unless
it cannot find a file that the module itself is dependant on... in which
case, the error 126 is not clear enough... and I do not have the Microsoft
Dependancy Walker tool to hand to check at this time...
>
> Aggghhh!!!
>
> - Daniel
>
>
>
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