Ken,
In Excel 2007 VBA, I was able to add a reference to JDLLServer by using the
Visual Basic Editor Tools->References.. dialog. I browsed to j.dll in the
J602/bin directory. This added an Available Reference of
Jsoftware: JDLLServer Type Library
I only have Excel on a 32 bit system, so I could not test this with J64-602.
The same process will hopefully work on a 64 bit system by going to the
J64-602/bin directory.
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David Mitchell
On 1/10/2010 22:06, Ken Chakahwata wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have a line
>
> Set js = CreateObject("jdllserver")
>
> In my VB program which is now giving an error -- I seem to recall that
> jdllserver has been renamed? Can someone point me to which dll I need to set
> reference to on Excel so I have j-automation available as in previous
> versions, or simply help me to resolve this issue.
>
> Many thanks
> Ken
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