Problems on end-user's pc, not on mine
Hello,
I'm having a strange problem, and I think it is Report Builder that causes
it... I made a program, and several dll's that I load dynamically. In those
dll's are reports. As the dll's are 'stand-alone' programs (at least,
there's no extra concern for Report Builder), and I compiled the reports in
the exe (so no extra dll's and stuff).
Everything works fine on my pc, but when I try to load a dll at the pc of
the end-user I get an 'access voilation' error. I know this all sounds
pretty vague, but does anyone have an idea what my problem is, or where I
should look at?
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Greetz -- Jurrie
jurrie@pcamobile.com
PS: I noticed that in my path directives, I got a line
$(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Source before the line $(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Lib... I don't
think this is the problem, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.
I'm having a strange problem, and I think it is Report Builder that causes
it... I made a program, and several dll's that I load dynamically. In those
dll's are reports. As the dll's are 'stand-alone' programs (at least,
there's no extra concern for Report Builder), and I compiled the reports in
the exe (so no extra dll's and stuff).
Everything works fine on my pc, but when I try to load a dll at the pc of
the end-user I get an 'access voilation' error. I know this all sounds
pretty vague, but does anyone have an idea what my problem is, or where I
should look at?
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Greetz -- Jurrie
jurrie@pcamobile.com
PS: I noticed that in my path directives, I got a line
$(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Source before the line $(DELPHI)\RBuilder\Lib... I don't
think this is the problem, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.
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Comments
would need to include RBuilder\Source in your library path. Try removing it
and rebuilding. As far as why you are getting an AV, we really have no idea
without seeing your entire source project. Let's get a baseline: can you
run our demo report dll example on the your machine on on the client's
machine?
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com