Peter, Thanks! Your suggestion did help me!. De Xalan-C_1_8.dll is not an ActiveX type but the Microsoft version of a XSLT Processor: :msxml3.dll is, so I created via the Activate Wizard wrapper classes.
Still want to know what was wrong with the objectscript code line: "Set result=$ZF(-4,1,"Xalan-C_1_8")" ? "Peter Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Ton > > have you looked at the Activate Wizard > > this automatically looks at an Active X dll gets all the publc calls > and makes Cache class wrappers for the thing > > Also you might browse around the %XML.SAX classes > there are $zf's there that call out to the SAX parser > > peter > > > > On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 17:26:25 +0200, "Ton Elie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > >I 'am trying to Load a .dll with the following command: > > > >Set result=$ZF(-4,1,"Xalan-C_1_8") or Set result=$ZF(-3,"Xalan-C_1_8"). The > >dll is located in the database directory of the namespace where i am running > >the command. (Same as CACHE.DAT is located). > >I getting the error :<DYNAMIC LIBRARY LOAD>. In the cconsole.log file no > >errors are logged.(another problem!?) > >Has anyone experience with loading/working with external dll's in Cach�? > > > >I assume the files are in the right place because when I use: Set > >result=$ZF(-2,"SimpleTransform.exe") this application is succesfully > >executed? > > > >Greeting Ton > > >
