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Take a look at Harolds answer on your other thread.  Please maintain the same
thread for the same problem.  Splitting threads can cause duplicated effort on
those trying to help you.  Harold's answer is probably your problem.  You need
to register the remote DataModule on the client side also.

Douglas Stites wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the quick response,   It did not work.
> 
> On the Client:   I entered    RUN       REGSVR32
> \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\DBCLIENT.DLL
>                                                             REGSVR32
> \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STDVCL40.DLL
> 
> both ran successfully.
> 
>     I still got                                            Class not
> registered.
> 
> As a complete overview.
> 
>     There is a  class          server.remotecppdm          which is a data
> module defined through a type lib
> 
> and contains several Providers.
> 
> ========================================================================
> Perhaps a clue
> 
>     On the application server.
> 
>             1) Configured Broker
>             2) Started Object Broker
>             3) Started Object Factory
>             4) Start Object Explorer
>             4) Exported class
> 
>   On the Client
>            1) COnfigure broker
>             2) Start Object Explorer
>             3) Import class from broker   (Note that the interface shows in
> the interface window
> 
>             The import appears to work, but then we try to look at the
> interface on the imported class
>             we get this dialogue message
> 
>                      Unable to load interface for selected object,   type
> library id is not found for this object

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And so I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolor
I must fear evil. For I am but mortal and mortals can only die.
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But what happend with that?

I'm doing an application where the server and the client are in same
machine and I receive the same message.

I've installed the ole interprise but it doesn't work:

Juan Diego Garc�s
Schneider Electric Suisse

"Jeff Overcash (TeamB)" a �crit :

> Take a look at Harolds answer on your other thread.  Please maintain the same
> thread for the same problem.  Splitting threads can cause duplicated effort on
> those trying to help you.  Harold's answer is probably your problem.  You need
> to register the remote DataModule on the client side also.
>
> Douglas Stites wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for the quick response,   It did not work.
> >
> > On the Client:   I entered    RUN       REGSVR32
> > \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\DBCLIENT.DLL
> >                                                             REGSVR32
> > \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STDVCL40.DLL
> >
> > both ran successfully.
> >
> >     I still got                                            Class not
> > registered.
> >
> > As a complete overview.
> >
> >     There is a  class          server.remotecppdm          which is a data
> > module defined through a type lib
> >
> > and contains several Providers.
> >
> > ========================================================================
> > Perhaps a clue
> >
> >     On the application server.
> >
> >             1) Configured Broker
> >             2) Started Object Broker
> >             3) Started Object Factory
> >             4) Start Object Explorer
> >             4) Exported class
> >
> >   On the Client
> >            1) COnfigure broker
> >             2) Start Object Explorer
> >             3) Import class from broker   (Note that the interface shows in
> > the interface window
> >
> >             The import appears to work, but then we try to look at the
> > interface on the imported class
> >             we get this dialogue message
> >
> >                      Unable to load interface for selected object,   type
> > library id is not found for this object
>
> --
> Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
>       (Please do not email me directly unless  asked. Thank You)
> And so I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolor
> I must fear evil. For I am but mortal and mortals can only die.
> Asking questions, pleading answers from the nameless
> faceless watchers that stalk the carpetted  corridors of Whitehall.
>              (Fish)
> --

Still doesn't work
         Recommendations to date:    Register DBCLIENT.DLL
                                                            Register
STDVCL40.DLL
                                                            Register the
Data module which was exported.

         These have all been done and confirmed ....   the two DLLs by
confirming with regedit, and
          the data module by verifying that the Object Explorer sees the
data module of the remote
          server.   Which it does.

          To be completely sure .... I ran the server and the client on the
same machine with the same
          result.

          NOTE:   I have three machines
                               Dev 1        The application server   (has
broker and obj factory + server (data module)
                               Dev 2        My dev machine .... Client works
perfectly .... attaches to Dev 1
                               Test           Client gives the error.

         So my problem is a deployment error mostly ....

         Isn't there any way I can change that dialogue to tell me which
class isn't registered?




Douglas Stites <dlstites@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:7mb7f6$pl24@forums.borland.com...
> Thanks for the quick response,   It did not work.
>
> On the Client:   I entered    RUN       REGSVR32
> \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\DBCLIENT.DLL
>                                                             REGSVR32
> \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\STDVCL40.DLL
>
> both ran successfully.
>
>     I still got                                            Class not
> registered.
>
>
> As a complete overview.
>
>     There is a  class          server.remotecppdm          which is a data
> module defined through a type lib
>
> and contains several Providers.
>
>
> ========================================================================
> Perhaps a clue
>
>     On the application server.
>
>             1) Configured Broker
>             2) Started Object Broker
>             3) Started Object Factory
>             4) Start Object Explorer
>             4) Exported class
>
>   On the Client
>            1) COnfigure broker
>             2) Start Object Explorer
>             3) Import class from broker   (Note that the interface shows
in
> the interface window
>
>             The import appears to work, but then we try to look at the
> interface on the imported class
>             we get this dialogue message
>
>                      Unable to load interface for selected object,   type
> library id is not found for this object
>
>
>
>

That error message unfortunately is comming from the OS so that is the most
information being given.  You might want to try reposting this or at least
searching the delphi.database.multi-tier group.  The TeamB guru on n-tier stuff
is Dan Miser and he hangs out there (He used to here, but probably stopped due
to suc klow posting rates).  Dan is gearing up for the conference so how much he
is frequenting the newsgroups over the next week I do not know.  If I think of
anything else I will let you know, but my Midas/ n-tier work has been minimal so
I don't have the same feel as for other problems.

Douglas Stites wrote:
> 
>          Isn't there any way I can change that dialogue to tell me which
> class isn't registered?
> 


-- 
Jeff Overcash (TeamB) 
      (Please do not email me directly unless  asked. Thank You) 
And so I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolor
I must fear evil. For I am but mortal and mortals can only die.
Asking questions, pleading answers from the nameless
faceless watchers that stalk the carpetted  corridors of Whitehall.
             (Fish)
--

Thanks to everyone for the effort     Problem solved.

The problem was not with MIDAS, but a control client which required an
activex control which was
not self registering.   It was found by the tedious process of elimination.
I deleted a control, recompiled and tried it until it passed.


Jeff Overcash (TeamB) <overcash@onramp.net> wrote in message
news:378B965B.8FE4E416@onramp.net...
> That error message unfortunately is comming from the OS so that is the
most
> information being given.  You might want to try reposting this or at least
> searching the delphi.database.multi-tier group.  The TeamB guru on n-tier
stuff
> is Dan Miser and he hangs out there (He used to here, but probably stopped
due
> to suc klow posting rates).  Dan is gearing up for the conference so how
much he
> is frequenting the newsgroups over the next week I do not know.  If I
think of
> anything else I will let you know, but my Midas/ n-tier work has been
minimal so
> I don't have the same feel as for other problems.
>
> Douglas Stites wrote:
> >
> >          Isn't there any way I can change that dialogue to tell me which
> > class isn't registered?
> >
>
>
> --
> Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
>       (Please do not email me directly unless  asked. Thank You)
> And so I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolor
> I must fear evil. For I am but mortal and mortals can only die.
> Asking questions, pleading answers from the nameless
> faceless watchers that stalk the carpetted  corridors of Whitehall.
>              (Fish)
> --

Thanks to everyone for the effort     Problem solved.

The problem was not with MIDAS, but a control client which required an
activex control which was
not self registering.   It was found by the tedious process of elimination.
I deleted a control, recompiled and tried it until it passed.


Jeff Overcash (TeamB) <overcash@onramp.net> wrote in message
news:378B965B.8FE4E416@onramp.net...
> That error message unfortunately is comming from the OS so that is the
most
> information being given.  You might want to try reposting this or at least
> searching the delphi.database.multi-tier group.  The TeamB guru on n-tier
stuff
> is Dan Miser and he hangs out there (He used to here, but probably stopped
due
> to suc klow posting rates).  Dan is gearing up for the conference so how
much he
> is frequenting the newsgroups over the next week I do not know.  If I
think of
> anything else I will let you know, but my Midas/ n-tier work has been
minimal so
> I don't have the same feel as for other problems.
>
> Douglas Stites wrote:
> >
> >          Isn't there any way I can change that dialogue to tell me which
> > class isn't registered?
> >
>
>
> --
> Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
>       (Please do not email me directly unless  asked. Thank You)
> And so I patrol in the valley of the shadow of the tricolor
> I must fear evil. For I am but mortal and mortals can only die.
> Asking questions, pleading answers from the nameless
> faceless watchers that stalk the carpetted  corridors of Whitehall.
>              (Fish)
> --