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Comments by Member 12562336 (Top 9 by date)
Member 12562336
3-Aug-16 12:31pm
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Thank you. I will make sure resources are release4 at the right place.
Member 12562336
3-Aug-16 3:28am
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Sure. I knew that it was coming from the Library because there no such message was issued from my codes.
It is a run time message not from Windows because because Windows does not have a knowledge of QT.
But I thank you. I think I have an idea on how to solve it. It seems that a lot of threads were created to handle the REST API calls to send the packets to Google Drive. All those threads have been marked to be deleted, but still occupy memory.
I believed that they are all attached to the QNetworkAccessManager. So I am going to delete and recreate the QNetworkAccessManager. I thing it is going to take care of this problem.
Member 12562336
3-Aug-16 3:15am
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Thank you.
Since you are familiar with QT, do you have any idea why this message is being sent from QT Library?
Member 12562336
18-Jun-16 16:45pm
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Your original question made me understand that you actually wanted to take the pairs of sub-strings in the QString variable and fill QByteArray variable with the Hex equivalent.
Member 12562336
18-Jun-16 14:12pm
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Yes, I registered atl.dll in system32 and sysWow64
I still have the problem.
It looks like I need atl70.dll. But to get download this.
Thank you/
Member 12562336
17-Jun-16 12:56pm
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Hello Sergy,
Thank you very much for all your efforts. I ended up using direct processing of messages in my QT program to detect when when the media has changed.
I connected the specific message received to the SIGNAL/SLOT system of QT, and it is working fine.
I am so surprised that MS in its mighty wisdom did think of providing us with a half implemented IMAPI2 CD/DVD detection logistics.
Bizarre!
Member 12562336
16-Jun-16 19:29pm
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So appreciative.
Member 12562336
16-Jun-16 16:02pm
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Yes I am using Windows. I know there are API's to get notified processing Window messages. But what I am looking for is if there is a method in IMAPI2 that can be used to get notified within the context of IMAPI2 (using any of the interfaces of IMAPI2)?
There is a method IDiscRecorder::EnableMcn() that tells the system to fire when there is a change in the DVD/CD media. But there does not seem to be a way to catch that event withing the context of IMAPI2.
Maybe there is and I am missing it.
Member 12562336
16-Jun-16 14:22pm
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Is there any method in IMAPI2 context?
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