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The skinny on DLL integration
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03/03/2005 21:42:58
Neil Mc Donald
Cencom Systems P/L
The Sun, Australia
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Troubleshooting
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00986374
Message ID:
00992641
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19
Hi,

Just to let you know we have identified what the primary cause of the problems we were experiencing.

The system uses PKI keys and was only ever tested using Win2k/XP, we are using Netware inhouse as about 35% of our clients are still using Netware, it was an incompatibility with the Netware client and the systems PKI Keys, mind you the errors produced didn't indicate this, I had to go back to first principles to work out what was going on.

The government department is presently calling in their contractors to look at the problem.

Anyway thanks for your help.

>Neil,
>
>It sounds like it's a DLL that you will setup using DECLARE commands, the C header will come in handy for the return types and argument types. Once the DECLARE is in place your code will be simple function calls to the code. If you need help converting the C header to VFP post back in here.
>
>>We need to integrate a third party DLL into our app, it comes with a C header file & makes calls to Java.
>>
>>Does anyone have a list of Do's and Don'ts on this type of integration.
Regards N Mc Donald
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