Re: CReating Short cut to an application on XP SP2
- From: "Michel LAPLANE \(MVP\)" <mich.laplane@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 08:35:14 +0200
OK if i understand you are on the same machine and try to run the application but through a drive connected on the shared directory of the same machine.
So it does not have anything to do with the registering of the component.
Two ways to investigate.
1. try to run another application from a drive connected to your machine to a shared place;for example try to run notepad.exe in sharing Windows directory. If it does not run, the responsible is internet explorer security. Add your machine to the authorized confident site (Add \\PC1 to confident sites ; Internet options=>security=>confident site=>Sites).
2. be sure that when you compile, the reference path of the third component is not hard coded. To test it, try to copy your application to another directory let say D:\TEST and run it.
Waiting for your response.
"Sabya" <Sabya@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:3E8D1F28-D204-4248-A90D-6FC2E56BE2E4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Michel,
Kindly - Re-Re-read my question - I am talking about only one machine now.
=================Here it goes =============
01. An application on XP(SP2) machine (MC1) (a development machine) which
> has third party controls (ComponentOne) installed - the application > runs well. It(Application) is installed on "D:\SSGINDIA".
> 02. If I search the MC1 from network places of MC1 and go to > D:\SSGINDIA
> and try to run the same application - it does not run - displays an > exception.
> Question is - what is different in this case and what do I do to run it > ?
> 03. If I network-map D:\ssgindia as Z: and run the application from > Z: - it
> does not run. It shows the same exception. What are the issues ?
=================Here it ends =============
Thanks for a working response.
Sabya
"Michel LAPLANE (MVP)" wrote:
Your component must be register on the running machine. I mean if your
application run on MC2 you must first register the component on the MC2
machine. After that, you could run your application from whatever location
you want.
Two solutions for registering the 3d party component
1. Install the component on MC2 (best and easiest solution)
2. Find the DLL or OCX files of your component that must be registered,
copy theme on MC2 and use regsrv32.exe to register. In case of doubt, try to
register all the files.
"Sabya" <Sabya@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de
news:EE454059-D773-4777-BD65-A853E82B850B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Michel,
>
> Thanks for your effort to respond. I have more details and also I want > to
> correct my earlier observations / add more observations-
>
> 01. An application on XP(SP2) machine (MC1) (a development machine) > which
> has third party controls (ComponentOne) runs well. It is installed on
> "D:\SSGINDIA".
> 02. If I search the MC1 from network places of MC1 and go to > D:\SSGINDIA
> and
> try to run the same application - it does not run - displays an > exception.
> Question is - what is different in this case and what do I do to run it > ?
> 03. I network-map D:\ssgindia as Z: and run the application from Z: - > it
> does not run. It shows the same exception. What are the issues ?
>
> Probably, if we get the answers to the above, we will get some answers > to
> the short cut issue. Short cut issue comes at a lower priority - > because
> it
> has to run from a different machine. If the application is not running
> from
> the mapped drive on the same machine - we can not think further.
>
> Hope to hear from all soon.
>
> Regards
> Sabya
>
> "Michel LAPLANE (MVP)" wrote:
>
>> it seem's that some assembly must be registered to your machine 2 or >> that
>> some assembly is missing between your runtime version and your
>> developement
>> version.
>>
>> "Sabya" <Sabya@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de
>> news:288620DE-DFDF-41F4-A681-CF9C0A4E4B59@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > 01. I created a simple VB.NET form (say application X), added a >> > third
>> > party
>> > control from Component1, created set up and installed ona XP with >> > SP2
>> > (machine 1).
>> > 02. I went to another XP with SP2 (Machine 2) on the LAN, created a >> > a
>> > shrot
>> > cut to the folder where the above application X is installed on >> > machine
>> > 1.
>> > Wanted to run the application X on machine 2 - did not run - throws >> > an
>> > exception.
>> > 03. Installed the Component1 controlon run time on machine 2 - then
>> > tried
>> > to
>> > run the application X from short cut - does not run.
>> > 04. Installed development version of the component1 control on >> > Machine
>> > 2 -
>> > tried to run the Application X from short cut - IT RUNS now !
>> >
>> > Question - I want to run from short cut without installing the
>> > development
>> > version of the component1 control on machine 2 - what is to be done >> > ?
>> >
>> > Many thanks in advance for a working response.
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > Sabya
>>
>>
.
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