We got this error when trying to access the registry, but I can't remember
the exact details. I have seen mention of this for other things to do with
user interface also. You could search the list archive if no-one helps
here.
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You can only run out-of-process servers remotely, ie: exe's - unless you
provide a proxy, in which case you may as well just right an exe. Of course
if your Web server is IIS then you will be using MTS so you can then use a
Com DLL - forget OCX's they are crap - but you are still using an EXE
Ok, yeah I have got that far sofar...
Another question have is, can you setup or alter a setting in DCOMCNFG.EXE
from code ??
I.e. at the moment, on the remote machine I have an IP address hard coded
into it where the DCOM server is, (the machine where it is).
Now, if thatIP addres changes, can I
--- Jeremy Coulter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I.e. at the moment, on the remote machine I have an IP address hard
coded
into it where the DCOM server is, (the machine where it is).
Now, if thatIP addres changes, can I progmatically change thatIP
address ?
You could read the IP address in
Kerry gave me an Idea...why not look in the registry, so I did, and I hve
found my answerthe IP addess IS stored in the registry.so..leave me
alone, I am sickmy brain isn't working right today.
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Check that you are not trying to update display components (ie labels etc)
when there visible property is false.
Maurice Butler
Like Magic Ltd
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Hi
An NT customer has started getting a the following error message
when loading our Delphi app:
Error in
Hi Team,
I'm trying to build a web application which is capable of scanning the HTML
of a loaded web page for specific tags, embedded instructions, and XML data
islands.
I started out with the Web Browser application sample that comes with
Delphi, and found that it works fine as a way of
Hi all. I thought it was safe to use PChar(MyString) in Delphi 4
whenever you needed a PChar, but I'm having a problem with the following
code (somewhat simplified):
var LChar: string;
begin
with TFileStream.Create(ParamStr(0), // Any file will do - this
is just one guaranteed to exist
Thanks for the responses. To answer all of them so far:
1. We are doing some multi-threading but it is crashing before it
gets a chance to use it
2. We are writing for Win9x in a Win9x environment (not so brave
really) but we have a brave soul who decided to use it on NT. We
are now
Is this D3 or D4? (eg 3.01 or 4.01/4.02)
One of these versions at some stage had problems with the registry on NT. It
had to do with NT security - did not pay any further attention to it at the
time.
It may be documented on the Borland site or in the update notes, or maybe
try one of the Delphi
Read returning 0 has nothing (read should have nothing) to do with you
buffer memory allocation.
It is more likely it has failed to open the file on disk, or has actually
reached the EOF.
However for these purposes I do it this way.
var
Buffer: array [0..MaxBuf] of Char;{Compatible with
Ok, that does work. I'm confused about buffers and buffer locations
though. If passing LChar[1] as an untyped var parameter passes a
(constructed on the fly?) address pointing to the first character in
LChar, which is then used as the address to Read into by TFileStream,
shouldn't passing
Read returning 0 has nothing (read should have nothing) to do with you
buffer memory allocation.
It is more likely it has failed to open the file on disk, or has
actually reached the EOF.
Yes, "should have nothing" is correct. But as my test program reads a
file which I know exists and is not
that site seems to have goneit cant find the page anymoreand
that after altering the URL too put a . where the / was...
Jeremy Coulter
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Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 04:34
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