Access Violation when setting ModalPreview := False;

rbuser

I set the ModalPreview to false, Preview the report to screen, then close
the application without first closing the preview screen. When I do this I
get an Access Violation! Is there something I need to do first? I am using
.... can't tell you. I just tried to go to the Digital-metaphor website and
it is down. Anyway, I just pulled the latest Professional demo for D6
today. September 19, 2001.
Is this just a bug in the demo?

Please let me know ASAP as we are looking for a new report writer.

Thanks, Dave.

rbuser

Actually, I had two TppReport components on one form. Once I removed one
component the Access violation stopped.
Is only one ppReport component allowed per Form, Application ???

Dave Hamdon

digitalmetaphors

I'm able to connect to our website from a remote connection.

You are allowed to have mulitple report components on a form. I just dropped
two reports on a form, both Report.ModalPreview := False and previewed both
of them. I then closed the app without first closing the previewer. I
didn't get an AV.

What other code in in your project? You only get an AV when ModalPreview is
False? Can you send your example project to support@digital-metaphors.com
and we'll verify what is causing the problem.


Cheers,

Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors

rbuser

Sorry, I can't reproduce it. All I was doing was playing with the report
writer. Dropped on a couple buttons, report components and pipelines.
Designed, ran...great. Then decided to try the modeless and closing the
app. It av'd.? Then I deleted one of the report components and it stopped
AV'ing??? So I really don't know what I did.

As I said before I am just working with the demo right now.

Dave.

digitalmetaphors

We haven't had any reports of a problem like this. If you can reproduce the
problem, let us know the requirements and we'll research it further. If it
happened at runtime, then it should be reproducable?


Cheers,

Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors