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How to deal with this ActiveX problem in SFReports?
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Stonefield
Versions des environnements
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 6 SP5
Divers
Thread ID:
01102218
Message ID:
01102239
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>>>>I am working on troubleshooting a problem where customer gets message when trying to bring up SFReports wizard:
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>>>>ERROR MESSAGE: OLE error code 0x80040112: Class is not licensed for use
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>>>>This kb article explains how to work around the problem:
>>>>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;192693
>>>>
>>>>What I don't understand is how to "create and save a subclass of your ActiveX Control to a VCX class library." I know that SFReports is using Treeview control but I am lost at where to look for it in the project and how to create its subclass.
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>>>>Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>>Do you have this class in your InstallShield project?
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>>For this project I was using Wise Installer, not InstallShield. But from reading the kb article it seems it does not matter how the class/activex gets on the computer. The problem is that at run time this class is loaded with .AddObject and this needs to be changed.
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>If the TreeView class was added programmatically, then it would be indeed a problem. But I doubt Doug is adding TreeView programmatically. I guess he has a form with TreeView on it. I'm not familiar with SFReports, so I may be wrong.

I can see the form on which the TreeView is at run time. At
design time I don't see the TreeView there so it must be added at run-time dynamically.
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