Re: Class not registered error
- From: "Jim Edgar" <djedgarRemoveThis@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:51:35 -0800
A similar thing happened to me and it ended up being a missing file:
sspp32.dll. That file is (I assume) a Sheridan property page translator. I
remember getting a fix from Infragistics at the time but a quick look at
their website today was no help. Also, I just checked my system and the
file is missing again and sure enough, when I drop a grid on a form and hit
F4 the property page doesn't display. I guess I'll have to track down the
missing file and re-install it but the question is, Where does it go?
Jim Edgar
"Saga" <antiSpam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I ran into this somewhat unusual problem today. I needed to configure
> the SSDBGrid within the app that I have, so I selected the component,
> pressed F4, getting the property dialog and then selecting the Custom
> property. The button with the ellipsis (.) showed, but when I clicked it
> I got this error:
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> Class not registered
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> Looking for object with CLSID: {0BE35200-8F91-11CE-9DE3-00AA004BB851}
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> Huh? This had never happended before. Then it hit me (or more
> accurately, it hit the PC). About two weeks ago out of the blue a screen
> displayed indicating that new MS Windows updates had been installed and
> that I needed to reboot the PC in order for the changes to take effect.
> This is the only software installation that has been done to the PC.
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> I located the corresponding OCX file for the SSDBGrid component and
> registered that, but it did not make any difference, the error
> persisted.
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> Next I went to Google and used the text message (minus the CLSID) as a
> search phrase. It told me that this error happens when a component is
> not found. (Even Clouseau could have figured that out!). I then added
> the word Sheridan to the search phrase. This time it came back with one
> particularly interesting result. The page said that this error could be
> caused by a missing or improperly registered property page class file.
> Ok, now that sounded a little more coherent. I searched for the file
> indicated (ssppg.dll or something similar) but I did not locate it.
> Since the information posted was for another control (an active list or
> some such thingy) I figured that the dll name may not apply to the
> ssdggrid so I had a look at some other suspicious looking dll files. I
> attempted to register a few of them, but I got the message indicating
> that it could not be registered because an certain entry point was not
> found which basically meant that they are not COM DLLs.
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> I then proceeded to do a Google search on the CLSID, expecting to find
> nothing, but to my surprise I did get results. One of them indicated
> that this clsid is for a dll file called mfco32d.dll, so I searched the
> disk for this file but did not find it anywhere on my hard disk. I did
> find mfc32.dll so I tried registering that, but the "could not register
> DLL" message came up, telling me that it was not a COM file. The link
> for that result is:
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> http://www.spywaredata.com/spyware/search/details/clsid.php?id=12528
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> This link also mentioned the CLSID (although irrelevant to my issue):
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/sbscs/setup/assembly_manifests.asp
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> About half way through the page it list one particular example that
> lists this CLSID referring to a Font Property Page. So this is at least
> coherent with the missing or incorrectly registered property page DLL
> that was mentioned in the other page.
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> It then occurred to look for the CLSID in the registry and see what
> information I could from there, but alas, it was not found at all.
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> So now I can't get to the custom properties of the ssdbgrid using the F4
> approach. I can still get to them by selecting the component, right
> clicking it and selecting Properties from the context menu, but this
> error concerns me.
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> Any ideas and feedback are greatly welcomed :-)
>
> Thanks for your time
>
> Saga
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