kwade
March 23rd, 2001, 10:52 AM
Hello all,
I've created an application as a standard exe. It uses and ActiveX dll which I also created. When I run the application from with the VB IDE it runs (albiet one time, after that any second attempt to run crashes IDE).
But the real problem is that when I try to execute the client application from a DOS prompt, it crashes.
Here's some history. It was crashing in the IDE as well until I configured DCOM on my machine (using dcomcnfg). Then it started running that first time. However, I still get the crash running outside of the IDE because of no permission for write.
Do I have to have an ActiveX executable or should the standard executable be OK?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kenny
I've created an application as a standard exe. It uses and ActiveX dll which I also created. When I run the application from with the VB IDE it runs (albiet one time, after that any second attempt to run crashes IDE).
But the real problem is that when I try to execute the client application from a DOS prompt, it crashes.
Here's some history. It was crashing in the IDE as well until I configured DCOM on my machine (using dcomcnfg). Then it started running that first time. However, I still get the crash running outside of the IDE because of no permission for write.
Do I have to have an ActiveX executable or should the standard executable be OK?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kenny