Hi,
I think the .LIC files are for development time use only. There are some
OCX controls that will work file on the development machine without the .LIC
files, but when compiled with an app will not work on other machines.
In Tony's case, it would seem that the OCX control is thinking that it is
being used in design mode. What happens if you use the same OCX in say,
IE4?
Dennis.
> Look for a .lic file in \winnt\system32 - should be the same name as
> the .ocx. Dunno the legallity of it tho - check in the licence
> agreement with VS.
>
> N
>
> Tony Blomfield wrote:
> >
> > Could anybody help me by explaining how to go about deploying a Delphi 4
> > app using an OCX that requires run time licensing.
> >
> > The OCX I am using in my delphi App comes with the MS vis studio which
> > is also installed on me Dev machine.
> >
> > Although the OCX is being registered correctly in my install utility,
> > whenever I try to launch my application on a clean machine I get the
> > following exception raised.
> >
> > Exception EoleError in Module [ApplicationName] at 00044618
> > License Information for [OCX FileName] not found. You cannot use this
> > control in design mode>
> >
> > I have spent an hour search the MSDN, but to no avail.
> >
> > Any help much appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Tony.
> >
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