No not entirely.
But for testing I had the customer create a simple HelloWorld COM server and that worked fine. So it certainly looks like it's tied to this specific server, but I can't figure out why it would be different between what happens on my machines (2 different ones that work) and his (2 that don't - one on the corp net, the other on his home machine).
+++ Rick ---
>Have you ruled out antivirus?
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>Is it a heavily managed environment/domain with unusual restrictions or GPOs?
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>>>WAG - are there any folder names or other monikers with spaces (at the customer site), not being quoted so they might be interpreted as too many parameters?
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>>Yeah we tried that too and moved the project folder right off the root into a simple folder structure and it still failed.
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>>Good hint though.
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>>+++ Rick ---
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>>>>I'm working with a customer and we're having an issue with the build process for a COM server. On my machine here and another test machine everything works just fine. However, for the customers machine and 2 others he's tried compilation of the COM server results in:
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Function argument value, type, or count is invalid>>>>
>>>>The .exe file is not built. If we remove the one OLEPUBLIC class the project builds fine - it's only when compiling to COM that it fails. There is no errors.txt file since the project actually compiles OK.
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>>>>I know VFP requires Admin rights in order to and we are running FoxPro with Run as Administrator. I also know that Type library creation can fail if there are invalid characters in the public interface of a COM server, but since it works just fine for me that is unlikely to be the problem.
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>>>>Has anybody run into this before? Any other ideas what we can try?
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>>>>Some other thigns I've suggested:
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>>>>* Recreate the project and recompile (same result)
>>>>* Move the project to a folder off the root (ie. c:\test to avoid path issues) (same result)
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>>>WAG - are there any folder names or other monikers with spaces (at the customer site), not being quoted so they might be interpreted as too many parameters?
