Runtime Error 429 in Some Environments
- From: "Tyax" <pmccann@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Jan 2007 08:54:36 -0800
Hi,
I have a custom ActiveX control that has on it another ActiveX
control that I purchased. My ActiveX, when redistributed to another
machine(with the other ActiveX I purchased) works fine in environments
such as VB and MS Word VBA editor, but when I try to use it in InTouch
or RSView I get error 429, stating that I do not have an appropriate
license to use this functionality.
I have debugged the code (wasn't easy at all) and it seems that no
direct lines are the cause, the fact that the commercial ActiveX is on
the ActiveX itself alone is enough to trigger the error.
I read online that following code can get around this but unfortunately
it just produces another error, error 747, stating basically that I do
not have a design time license.
Licenses.Add "ProgID",strKey
Set extObj = Controls.Add("ProgID", "ctl1")
Essentially, the commercially purchased ActiveX should not be viewing
it's current state as being design time, as it is in runtime within my
ActiveX, it even throws up this error in runtime within the environment
itself. The vendor isn't interested (claims to be investigating but I
can read between the lines) so I need to find a solution myself in the
meantime without breaking the license agreement (by distributing the
lic files.). Any assistance you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
.
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