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4 total messages Started by Guido Thu, 20 Oct 2005 09:46
C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?
#629
Author: Guido
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 09:46
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Hi all,

does anybody know if C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?

TIA Guido
Re: C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?
#533
Author: Hans Galema
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 21:47
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Guido wrote:

> does anybody know if C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?

What is so special of Apache 2.0.5 or C++builder 2006
that not would be supported ?

Or what kind of problem do you suspect ?

Hans.
Re: C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?
#535
Author: Guido
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 06:00
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Hans Galema <notused@notused.nl> wrote:

>What is so special of Apache 2.0.5 or C++builder 2006
>that not would be supported ?
>Or what kind of problem do you suspect ?

The problem is: I wrote an application as DLL using
C++Builder6. It supports only Apache 1.3.x so my DLL
is not loaded from Apache 2.0.x.

The reason for this is a change of the DllEntryPoint(?) 
interface or something else from the Apache group. Apache 2.0.x
crashes when loading my DLL.

Guido
Re: C++builder 2006 supports Apache 2.0.5?
#536
Author: Hans Galema
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 11:41
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Guido wrote:

> The problem is: I wrote an application as DLL using
> C++Builder6. It supports only Apache 1.3.x so my DLL
> is not loaded from Apache 2.0.x.

What are the errormessages that apache produces ?

You could post your DLL to a apache newsgroup and ask
if people would try to load it and ask for clues why it would
not load. The apache developers should be able to tell you.

> The reason for this is a change of the DllEntryPoint(?) 
> interface or something else from the Apache group. Apache 2.0.x
> crashes when loading my DLL.

If you do not know the reason then first find out. Did you try
to make a minimal DLL (with one small function) and test if
that could be loaded by the newer apache ?

Sorry that I do not know the reason.

Hans.
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