?? So this code send you invalid container message?
oForm = CREATEOBJECT("Form")
oForm.NewObject("MSCTRL1","OC1")
oForm.MSCTRL1.Visible=.T.
oForm.Show(1)
DEFINE class OC1 as olecontrol
OleClass = 'mswinsock.winsock'
ENDDEFINEPerhaps you are missing subclass the Winsock control into an OleControl Class.
>ja i know, but originaly i did:CREATE('mswinsock.winsock')>then i tryed:oSock = NewObject("_WinSock", This.ClassLib)(this one wouldn't do it because "Invalid container")
>and then i tried:
>ThisForm.AddObject()
>i don't think there is another one, or am i missing something here?
>i even went and manually unregistered and registered the .ocx with no success.
>In the KBArticle say you can't use AddObject. Use NewObject instead.
>
>"Add the control you want to use into a class that is saved in a Visual Class library or into a class created with the DEFINE CLASS command. Next, add an instance of the class at run-time instead of adding the control. Please see the MORE INFORMATION section for details."
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>>Thank you for your reply
>
>>that did not do the trick. i just test it by creating a class of winsock, then instantiating the class with ThisForm.AddObject().
>
>>i still get the same error.
>>BUG: License Error with ActiveX Control Added at Run-Time
>>
>>http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=192693
>>
>>
>>Hope this helps
>>
>>>hello everybody
>>
>>>i know i have seen this beeing discussed here at Universal Thread before - just can't remember where it was.
>>
>>>when trying to send e-mail via winsock i get the following error:
>>
>>>OLE error code 0x80040112: Class is not licensed for use.
>>
>>>it works fine on my developer machine but on another winXP it does not. if i remember correctly it was an install problem, right?
>>
>>>i have my own homemade install routine which registers/proccesses ocx/dlls. i gues it does not do it correctly. what should i be looking for, and what 'testing' routine could i include in my install to ensure correct installment?
>>
>>thanks for all your help as always!
