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Updated links on www.activevfp.com for AVFP3
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05/04/2005 06:29:14
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
ActiveVFP
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01001361
Message ID:
01001429
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30
Claude,

I tried out version 2.11 yesterday and it worked fine. Noticed the v3 VFP9 support and tried that too, but the initial page is not loading.

I tested under VFP9 on Windows 2003 Server (web), throws the following error after installing and opening the default page.
init err#= 1733 line= 1716 Class definition OWC10.CHARTSPACE is not found.
1733 Class definition OWC10.CHARTSPACE is not found. 
OWC10.CHARTSPACE .NULL. .NULL. .NULL. .NULL. 
g:\program files\dotcomsolution\avfpdemo3\avfpdemo3.dll error '800a06c5' 
g:\program files\dotcomsolution\avfpdemo3\avfpdemo3.dll 
/AVFPdemo3/default.asp, line 6 
I checked a few items. The web service extensions for .asp have been enabled.
The virtual folder is pointing to the correct location.
Looking at what the page is trying to do:
Set oServer = Server.CreateObject("AVFPdemo3.server")
I attempted to create the object in VFP but it errors out with OLE Error code 0x80004005: Unspecified error.
I have tried recompiling as mtdll, but I get the same errors.




I've activated the links on the ActiveVFP site to download a local copy in case anyone is anxious to get this latest version.
This new version will use ASP.NET if you've got the .NET 1.1 framework version or higher. Otherwise it'll use classic asp. the other cool things include an external main.prg that will not be locked by the mtdll even if it's running from ASP.net. This way it can be easily edited or swapped out. Another big one is that debugging now works on XP (and Win2K). There's a vfp 9 version in there too. I'm particuilarly interested in seeing how it runs on Windows 2003 Server - I put some ADSI code in there to enable the aspx/asp extensions..
- Craig

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