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Thanks for the reply.I was wondering if there could be any problem when i try running it on some other machine other than what i would be using where i would have registered the dll. Something attached as a part of the project. Like i mentioned in my first post,a .bat file which has shell commands or an option provided in the IDE itself which probably i was not able find out.Guys is that possible?
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may be the previous similar thread helps register dll programmatically[^]
if you used commands on IDE, it is useful in the development machine. If you have so many files installation projects will help.
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DLLServerRegister() will register the DLL but am not sure how it is used. According to me , It cannt be used to register VB ActiveX dll. If it is possible to register Visual Basic ActiveX dll using DLLServerRegister(), then please let me know.
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Swapna
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Did you read the complete thread, it ends with the CreateProcess() usage with regsvr32 command. COM DLL should behave same which developed in any language, so i think DLLServerRegister() will work. You can replace createprocess with shellexecute also.
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That's the main reason why people use instalation products. So that they can register their dll, install MFC libraries, register the program in the registry,... All of that using a simgle executable.
Did you look at the link I gave you ?
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Hey dude...
I tried creating a setup using Inno Setup.
I was able to create the setup successfully. I installed the setup too.My application makes use of a VB dll.The final GUI has a button when clicked will make use of a function in that dll. Now when i tried to click that button after installing the setup, I got an error CoCreationFailed. It usually comes when the dll is not registered. I registered the dll from command prompt and tried opening the same installed exe, it worked. So do you think Inno Setup actually helped me in solving that problem?
Well, the Visual Studio Installers provided on MSDN dont support Windows XP. Please correct me if I am wrong. I have decided not to give up on this problem since I believe there would be some way out to this.Please give me all your ideas possible. I would try them and let u know.
Thanks
Swapna
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I don't know what you did with InnoSetup but you have to actually specify that it needs to register the dll. Did you do this.
I won't be able to help you much here because I didn't use it before but that's definitely something that is possible with it. Did you check their documentation ?
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Hey dude....
Firstly.. i will try to explore if thats possible with Inno.
Ya.. I tried to explore the VC++ IDE and found that theres an option called as Pre-Link commands. Alright heres how you reach there
Project->Settings->Pre-link step->
Under Pre-link Commands(s)
Add this command : regsvr32 .\my_dll.dll
Click ok.
Save the project and try to rebuild etc. If everything is fine, you get a msg saying my_dll.dll registered succedeed.
Now, .\ in the above line asks the compiler to find the dll in the application directory. Which is the usual practice. You can specify, the path instead but hat would be less portable.
One disadvantage with this method is that every time you run the exe, the dll is registered. Well, thats how i could find a way to register a dll within the project though not programmitically.
This for your information:
regsvr32 /u /s .\my_dll.dll
regsvr32 .\my_dll.dll
You can find something like this too. I am not sure what does it mean.
Thanks to all.
Regards
Swapna
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Are you in need of ShellExecute()[^]?
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Are you using VS6? If so, it's easy to configure the IDE to do this (it's probably just as easy with VS200x, but I don't use that one).
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hi...
am doing camera capture application.
my program is running in DEBUG mode.
but it does noy run in the RELEASE mode.
my code is,
"HRESULT hResult;
SHCAMERACAPTURE shcc;
ZeroMemory(&shcc, sizeof(shcc));
shcc.cbSize = sizeof(shcc);
shcc.hwndOwner = hwndOwner;
shcc.pszInitialDir = TEXT("\\My Documents");
shcc.pszDefaultFileName = TEXT("test.jpg");
shcc.pszTitle = TEXT("Camera Demo");
shcVideoTypes = CAMERACAPTURE_VIDEOTYPE_MESSAGING;
shcc.nResolutionWidth = 176;
shcc.nResolutionHeight = 144;
shcc.nVideoTimeLimit = 15;
shcMode = CAMERACAPTURE_MODE_VIDEOWITHAUDIO;
hResult = SHCameraCapture(&shcc);
if (S_OK == hResult)
{
StringCchCopy(pszFilename, MAX_PATH, shcc.szFile);
}
return hResult;"
whats the problem here?
what can i do for run in the RELEASE mode?
thanks.
regards,
Paulraj.G
paulraj
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(1) As usual suggestion, see [^].
(2) What is the error in Release build?
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-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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The release build has "problem". 
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Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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there is no error.
i wrote this code in a button event.
no reaction there...
paulraj
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Are you sure the code is not failing somewhere else? Tried putting a message box within your function?
Also, if (S_OK == hResult) is this condition evaluating to true?
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ya i tried...
its working correctly in debugging mode.
paulraj
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I was asking you to check what is going on in the release mode.
Additionally, if you can't describe your problem precisely, you'll find it very hard to get any useful reply.
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero
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Why did you post the same question (the same content) again?!
Maxwell Chen
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Read this article[^] before you post anything further on any message board.
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero
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Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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Hey ! This is a forum, not a chat. You posted exactly the same question 1 hour ago. Spamming the forums in this way is not the best way to receive an answer.
Somebody also asked you some precisions about your problem, so why don't you reply to him and give more informations ?
And please, check the posting guidelines at the top of this forum.
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Hamid. wrote: Where's your qeustion?
The OP wanted to create a List Control having three columns with Win32 SDK.
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