Hi again, i got a reply from Runrev concerning my problem with libeay32.dll .
I have to include libeay32.dll in my standalone folder to avoid that the standalone looks in Windows or along the path for that file. It seems that the standalones generally look for some files at startup in the standalone folder and in the folders defined in the path, regardless they are needed by the standalone or not. Like the libeay32.dll in my case. In my specific case, my standalone found a version of the libeay32.dll which was especially for 64bit Windows and so the error message came up. Copying the libeay32.dll from the Revolution folder to my standalone folder solved the problem. Therefore the customer has to download 900kb more, but that is okay for him. But others, who have not such a high bandwith might have problems with that. The question is, why does the standalone look for DLLs, which are not needed by it? But most important, i was able to deliver my app in time. Regards, Matthias Original Message processed by David.InfoCenter Subject: Re-2: libeay32.dll error with standalone (30-Mrz-2009 8:26) From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Of course it should be "libeay32.dll" what i found in the standalone. Matthias Original Message processed by David.InfoCenter Subject: Re: libeay32.dll error with standalone (30-Mrz-2009 8:16) From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Hi, in the meantime i found out the following. 1. There was a path set to the folder X64 (by installer) Removing that path entry, removes the error. I opened the standalone with a hexviewer and found "ibeay32.dll" in it. So it seems my standalone is looking for that dll, although i have no ssl stuff in it. Is there a way to the the standalone not to look for that dll, if not needed? Regards, Matthias Original Message processed by David.InfoCenter Subject: libeay32.dll error with standalone (29-Mrz-2009 22:23) From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Hi, i get the following error message under 32 bit Windows Vista, when running a standalone created with Revolution 3.0 enterprise windows. Even a standalone with just one button with only one answer command produces this error message. This only happens on machines, which have installed the program mentioned in the error message. After pressing OK on the error message the standalone is started. Renaming the X64 folder (as it is not needed on a 32bit windows), solves the problem. But thats only a workaround. My customer only have Acer machines with that software installed. I cannot ask him to rename this folder on each machine. Does anyone have an idea, what i can do also? This is the complete text of the error message: --------------------------- Untitled 2.exe - Ungltiges Bild --------------------------- C:\Acer\Empowering Technology\eDataSecurity\x64\libeay32.dll ist entweder nicht fr die Ausfhrung unter Windows vorgesehen oder enthlt einen Fehler. Installieren Sie das Programm mit den Originalinstallationsmedien erneut, oder wenden Sie sich an den Systemadministrator oder Softwarelieferanten, um Untersttzung zu erhalten. Regards, Matthias To: [email protected] To: [email protected] To: [email protected] _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
