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"Tom" <tom@nospam.net> wrote in message
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>     while(this->CppWebBrowser1->Busy)
>       Application->ProcessMessages();

You need to use the ReadyState property instead of the Busy property

    while(this->CppWebBrowser1->ReadyState != READYSTATE_COMPLETE)
        Application->ProcessMessages();

A safer and better approach would be to use the OnNavigateComplete
event instead.

>     TStreamAdapter *IStr=new TStreamAdapter(mstm,soReference);

You are not freeing the TStreamAdapter anywhere.


Gambit

> You are not freeing the TStreamAdapter anywhere.
I tried simply deleting it and that didn't work. So I used
Adapter->_Release();
Adapter = NULL;

Is that correct?

With that in place it still causes an access violation
when  the application is closed.

Thanks,

Tom

In yor code, you used this form to acess the TCppWebBrowser:

this->CppWebBrowser1->...

Your code don't show, but the pointer "this" is unecessary, unless you 
have another variable named "CppWebBrowser1" :)


Tom escreveu:

>> You are not freeing the TStreamAdapter anywhere.

> I tried simply deleting it and that didn't work. So I used
> Adapter->_Release();
> Adapter = NULL;
> 
> Is that correct?
> 
Where is "Adapter" in your code?

> With that in place it still causes an access violation
> when  the application is closed.
> 

TStreamAdapter *IStr=new TStreamAdapter(mstm,soReference);

This MUST be freed with "delete", because you used the operator "new".
I think that are objects that can free itself, etc, but this don't seens 
the case...

So, use:

delete IStr;


For the access violation, if it continues after you delete IStr, so the 
problem problably are on another portion of your program... ;)

Sometimes this can happen when you try to delete an object previously 
deleted... Or you are trying to access an empty object...

Take a look on the rest of your code... :)

If this is the ONLY piece of code... Well... I can't figure what is 
wrong but the ausence of delete IStr...

Thanks Eduardo,

However, as I stated (though I didn't state why), delete IStr fails. It 
actually causes another access violation, which is why I went to releasing 
and nulling it.

That is the only piece of code in the entire application, so the problem is 
there.

Also, the this-> point is there because the code was copied out of another 
project where it is required.

Regards,

Tom

Tom escreveu:
> Thanks Eduardo,
> 
> However, as I stated (though I didn't state why), delete IStr fails. It 
> actually causes another access violation, which is why I went to releasing 
> and nulling it.
> 

I tested the code with the suggestion of Remy.

while(this->CppWebBrowser1->ReadyState != 4)
         Application->ProcessMessages();

Got an error because ambiguity with READYSTATE_COMPLETE, so i used 
insted the number 4 (value on the help).

I try to put delete IStr. Fails like you said.

> Also, the this-> point is there because the code was copied out of another 
> project where it is required.
> 

Unfortunate the "this" is the problem. Without the this->, the error 
when you close the application without play the video don't happen. :)

I don't have any idea WHY... ^-
But it's very interesting...

Same for why "delete IStr" don't work...
But I know that the delete don't work because this line:

pPersistStreamInit->Load(*IStr);

Without this, the delete works properly... :) The program no, of corse ;)

On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 07:22:15 -0600, "Tom" <tom@nospam.net> wrote in
borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.web:

>Place a TCPPWebBrowser on a form and this in the constructor
>to reproduce.

What is a TCPPWebBrowser ?
-- 
Jos�

"Jos�" <jose@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> What is a TCPPWebBrowser ?

TCppWebBrowser is a VCL component that ships with BCB.  It is a
wrapper for the Internet Explorer ActiveX control, which allows IE to
be embedded in applications.


Gambit

On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 10:10:06 -0800, "Remy Lebeau \(TeamB\)"
<no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in borland.public.cppbuilder.internet.web:

>> What is a TCPPWebBrowser ?
>
>TCppWebBrowser is a VCL component that ships with BCB.  It is a
>wrapper for the Internet Explorer ActiveX control, which allows IE to
>be embedded in applications.

Can I obtain it for use in CPP Builder?
-- 
Jos�

"Jos�" <jose@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> Can I obtain it for use in CPP Builder?

Like I said, it already ships with BCB.  It is on the "Internet" tab
of the Component Palette.


Gambit