Paradox Third Party Software, DLLs, and Controls Topic

| Third party software including Workbench for Paradox, DLLs, DLL usage, psSendMail DLL, ActiveX controls, etc. |
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Thread 25 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  davidc | ChimneySweep 6.0Has anyone else tried this software?
I've heard previous versions recommended many times, but I just got the current version (6.0) and I'm having a _lot_ of issues with it.
I've sent an email to them about it - waiting for a response.
I'd be happy to provide specifics of the issues if it would be helpful.
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Thread 24 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Ben.N | How do I set location for .NET control fileWhen I want to open the files on my server I get the message; "You have attempted to open a database that is in use by someone else, but data can't be shared. You must set the location for the .NET Control file." Of course the file is not in use by anyone else. I appreciate knowing your suggestions/replies for how to set the .NET Control File location. Thanks
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Thread 23 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  kevin_baker | ProView{Too Long!} | 11 replies. Last post: |  Jose.B | Hello,
just copy the file VMPM1.dll to the system32 folder in your windows directory and it should work.
Many thanks,
Jose
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Thread 22 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  pronegot | Configure, open and read serial port using OPAL?Hi !, There is a way to configure, open and read serial port using OPAL?, I must send/receive commands to an Electronic Cash Register., Many thanks for your reply.
Dumitrescu S.
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Thread 21 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Lars81 | GPF when using ActiveX-Objects (MSXML){Too Long!} | 3 replies. Last post: |  Anonymous | ---
dharmnath sah
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Thread 20 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  gbash | Paradox V9.0 Devl EdHowdy All,
My HeadAche is that I CANNOT locate a (Genuine) Copy of Paradox V9.0!! If anyone can Help With a Genuine Copy, I would be happy to Puchase Same (Manuals Incld) for a reasonable Price. Trying to find the above is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.. NOT that I'm overly SURPRISED.
ANYWAY if U Can Help, Please email me direct on gbash@optusnet.com.au with Words Paradox v9 included in the Subject!!
thks
PSS: Since Posting 2 day agao I HAVE NOW acquired Corel Paradox 9.0 - TKS ANYWAY!
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Thread 19 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  philmarcus | VeryPDF PDF Form Filler SDKHas anyone used this form filler with Paradox/OPAL? With success? If so, any pointers? Any other PDF form filler one can use programmatically?,
Phil,
| 1 Reply: |  mprestwood | Hi Phil, many solutions but PDF995 seems to be what my ObjectPAL developers prefer. Try it out and let me know. It does cost $9.95 but it's well worth it.
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Thread 18 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  abp | get going with dll's{Too Long!} |
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Thread 17 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  abp | OLE and Arrays?{Too Long!} | 1 Reply: |  ric_shumack | Hi Beth,
Sounds like the old typeCasting problem. Don't know if this will help - but can you use a generic type for the argument? I'm guessing this is Delphi - and it's been a while - but the argument type has to be some thing generic like "anytype". You can then re-cast it as an array once you have the return value.
Ric
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Thread 16 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  tim_mott | Database SynchronisationDoes anybody remember a version of Paradox that was shipped with a synchronisation utility? The utily was a third party app that would sync a local and remote database so changes in data on one would updated to the other. I am developing an application that would be deployed on laptops and these would sync with a central database as and when convienient - maybe someone knows a better way to to do this? We have abandoned terminal services, i haven't even attempted a paraodx web app...
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Thread 15 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  jonm | ActiveX "sometimes" registersI have an ActiveX component that I wrote in VB to access a BarCode Label product. When I run the following code it registers on some machines, but others I get an error that says component can not self register. Any ideas:, , if RegisterControl(stringVar) then, msgInfo("Congrats", "Control Registered"), else, errorShow(), endIF, , This is for a Paradox 9 app with the latest patch on Win 9x machines. |
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Thread 14 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Moet | DLL Uses Commands{Too Long!} | 4 replies. Last post: |  stevecaple | I'm glad you found that doc error - I was out of ideas about why it wouldn't work. , , Steve |
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Thread 13 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  RayfromOz | Looking for a Delphi style TreeView component for Has anyone toyed with a data aware TreeView component activx or ocx Dll etc, that provides functionality similar to the DBTreeView that is in the WllToWll/InfoPower sets for Delphi. Is the List object provided with Paradox 9/10 the answer if so where is the documentation to get indented lists that behave with multiple one to many table structures that would form a drillable outline., , If anyone has please let me know. This is a key missing object in an otherwise pwerfull toolset. , (as I am new to the forum my background in Paradox goes back to building EIS systems in Pardox 3.5 back in 1991 to developement of Enterprise valuation and activity forecasting systems for lage Australian Companies today using Paradox10 and Delphi7) | 1 Reply: |  raysans | Well, it was late here in oz so I didn't look at the hop to and being a first time user you better tell me where I should stick it? is it Object pal or Paradox power programming? , , Oh by the way thanks for the help I would have thought that given paradox's paradoxical marketing and failing distribution state I might have been greeted with a helpful response rather than another question. |
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Thread 12 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Meta | Passing parameters to Delphi DLL{Too Long!} | 1 Reply: |  Tony.M80 | I think this is something you are going to need to work out with the developer of the DLL., , Although if I recall correctly I don't use the 'VAR' in the USES section. |
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Thread 11 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  abp | DLL Uses Block{Too Long!} | 1 Reply: |  mprestwood | Any luck with this issue? I've used quite a few DLLs with Paradox and developed quite a few Win32 API calls, are you still having trouble? |
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Thread 10 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  abp | DLL & General Protection ErrorsAnyone had any experience with General Protection Faults when calling a Windows DLL?, , I'm working on Paradox 10 on Windows XP and I'm using the following command:, , ExitWindowsEx(0,0), , It works in conjuction with the form uses:, , "user32.dll", ExitWindowsEx(uflags clong, dw clong), , This code works just fine in some of my forms but others seems to be problematic. On the problem forms, when the ExitWindowsEx(0,0) line is executed it consistantly produces an Unexpected General Protection Violation Error...lovely.  , , I just can't figure out how to fix it....any suggestions?,  , abp | 1 Reply: |  Tony.M80 | I've seen LOTS of GPF in conjunction with libraries., , Generally, you want to put USES for Windows stuff in its own library. Anything over 64k in size and the GPFs start showing up. |
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Thread 9 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Dieter.Bartmann | How to pass a NULL pointer to a DLLI need to have access to some system DLLs from Microsoft. In some cases it is possible for example to get the size for a transfer/string buffer by passing first a NULL pointer to the function, later allocating space for that buffer and later call the same function with the address of that buffer., , For the second functionality it is necessary to declare the function in the Uses section with a CPTR argument (instead of CLONG, which allows directly to generate the NULL pointer). By this way every variable is passed by its address. How can I now directly pass a NULL pointer to the function without using an intermediate DLL exporting two different functions covering the two different functionalities by calling the desired function in the original DLL with different arguments? |
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Thread 8 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  sfriedberg | Can't install Paradox WorkbenchI just downloaded (twice) the demo version of Prestwood's Paradox Workbench (wb12-beta1.exe)., , Unzipping and invoking setup appear to work normally, and the readme item is added to the NT start menu. But it doesn't seem to hook itself into the Paradox Tools menu item. I have rebooted after installation, to no effect., , Running Paradox 8.00.302 on NT 4.0 w/SP6a., , Any suggestions? | 3 replies. Last post: |  mprestwood | JimF:, , For now, the Paradox 9 is the only trial version. With 9 I added an "unlock" feature. The previous versions don't have that unlock feature., , Mike |
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Thread 7 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  Sergio | Using External DLLHi, i┤m trying to use an external dll to control a hardware system, and i can┤t figer out how it works. The problem is that the manufacture only knows how to use c and has no idea what paradox is!, Here┤s the problem:, I should call a dll function in this way:, , pbGetRawImage(OUT void *image), , Description:Gets an image from the sensor.One byte in image corresponds to one pixel from the sensor. A byte value of 0 means a black pixel, 255 means a white., Parameters:[OUT] *image - pointer to where the image is to be stored. This buffer must be of sufficient size, call pbGetRawImageSize() to determinate the correct number of bytes., , OK! How do I make this work in paradox, and how can i make a file whith the image?, , Any help?, Thanks in advance,, Sergio | 1 Reply: |  joeng1 | Here is an example to use TutilityÆs dll., , Uses Tutil32, TUInit(pTUSession CPTR) CLONG, EndUses, , Your would look something like this:, , Uses your-dll-name-here, pbGetRawImage(OUT void *image), EndUses, , Your parameter, OUT void *image, may not work as is. , , To use it:, Other codes..., PbGetRawImage(whatever parameter here), ...More codes, , Can't help you on the parameter. |
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Thread 6 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  deleted_member | Trouble passing floating-point parameters to C++ D{Too Long!} |
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Thread 5 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  rt | A pain in the...[Workbench]Not wishing to be a pain in the.. ummm .. because you are are such busy people, but did you have a chance to look at the couple of problems I sent in regarding the Workbench. Do you want me to send 'em in again?, rt | 4 replies. Last post: |  rt | Did you ever get a chance to look at this one? I f you need the original question then let me know!, rt |
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Thread 4 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  DELTASOFT | Use DLL with callback functionSorry for my poor English ...., , I need to use a function into a DLL, the function has as parameter :, a callback function declared in C/C++, int(CALLBACK *func)(long len) int flag), a callback function declared in VB, byval func as long)(byval len as long )as long, , How to convert the type of parameters ?, , How to call the function with a function ?, , I am halted !!!!, , Thanks | 2 replies. Last post: |  DELTASOFT | Thank,, , But its not possible to use this DLL ???, , I must to resolve this problem by another way ! |
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Thread 3 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  DELTASOFT | Uses DLL with Callback functionSorry for my poor English ...., , I need to use a function into a DLL, the function has as parameter :, a callback function declared in C/C++, int(CALLBACK *func)(long len) int flag), a callback function declared in VB, byval func as long)(byval len as long )as long, , How to convert the type of parameters ?, , How to call the function with a function ?, , I am halted !!!!, , Thanks, , , ------------------, LD, , [This message has been edited by DELTASOFT (edited March 05, 2001).] |
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Thread 2 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  rt | Workbench{Too Long!} |
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Thread 1 of 25 | | Thread Starter | | |  manuzzi | C++ DLL'sI am new to Paradox 9 and would like use C++ and the BDE to directly import a 20,000 record flat file right into a table. I have two questions, 1st, is this possible (with C++ Builder I assume..) and on a much more basic level, how to I access a C++ compiled DLL? I have started with:, , extern "C" int SomeFunct(void);, , int SomeFunct(), {, return 50;, }, , In the TESTDLL dll which I have in the uses block of the object. It compiles fine but I keep getting the message "Cannot find reference 'SomeFunct' in DLL." It appears to load and find the DLL but can't find the function. I'm currently using MSFT Visual C++ for this simple test. Any help appreciated. |
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