Jim:
I installed the U2 client from the "udt_7.2acl.zip" file onto Windows
2008 R2. It installed just fine. One thing I always do on Win 2008 R2
is run everything like this as "administrator". There is so much that
can go wrong, and very few people know how to resolve permissions issues.
HTH,
Bill
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----- Original Message -----
*From:* jim.sto...@esc.edu
*To:* u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
*Date:* 6/13/2011 2:07 PM
*Subject:* [U2] Installing UniObjects on Windows 2008 64 bit
Hello,
We have a UniData server and are using UniObjects to access it from our
web servers (using Lotus Notes/Domino). We have UniObjects working in
Domino's Lotusscript scripting language on our production servers running
Windows 2003. It also works on my desktop running Windows XP.
I just tried to install the UniData client (udt_7.2acl, downloaded today
from Rocket's website) on a development machine running Windows 2008 R2 64
bit, and the Domino agent that calls the Uniobjects.UnioaifCtrl object
always fails with the error: "ERROR 208 : Cannot create automation
object". The UniObjects manual mentions that if you get an error saying
it cannot create object that UniObjects didn't install property and
instructing you to try re-installing. I've re-installed it three times
with no luck. The UniData client installer runs fine, and seems to
install the UniDevelopers Kit (the element that installs UniObjects)
without any errors. There are no errors in the server's event log, and
the file uniobjects.dll is placed into the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directory
on the server, which seems to be correct for a 32-bit dll on a Windows
2008 server.
Next I downloaded and installed Microsoft's OLE/COM Object Viewer (a
Windows 2008 compatible version is in the Windows 7 SDK installer), and
installed that on both my desktop and the Windows 2008 server. On my
desktop, the viewer shows that the UnioaifCtrl class is
registered/installed. However, the UnioaifCtrl class does not appear in
the viewer on the Windows 2008 server. Maybe the installation didn't
"register" the object?
Has anyone installed the UniData client, especially UniObjects, on Windows
2008 R2? Does anyone have any suggestions about why the client installer
wouldn't be registering the automation object, or how to proceed?
Thank you,
Jim Stoner
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