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Article #1633Re: Class Not Registered
From: Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1999 00:00
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More than likely either dbclient.dll or stdvcl40.dll both are needed and both
need to be registered.
Douglas Stites wrote:
>
> I reciently attempted my first Client/Server Midas Application. It
> developed easily and worked will between two developement machines.
>
> I then attempted to run the client from a third machine.
>
> Used Install Shield Express ... add DBClient.dll to the package. I then
> installed the
> OLEEnterprise client on the client machine. Imported the server class, and
> saw it in the Object explorer.
>
> I attempted to start the client and got the meaningless dialogue
>
> Class Not Registered?
>
> Which Class, How can I find out ....
>
> Could someone please help
> thanks
>
> Doug Stites
> dlstites@ix.netcom.com
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