10-08-2009 12:08 PM
10-08-2009 04:11 PM
Those 2 DLLs are unlikely to be an issue. The first is an optional module used by MSHTML.DLL, and the MSHTML DLL can handle the omission of MSJAVA.DLL. The second is used for file system encryption, and I doubt that has any part in the issue here.
I would suggest going back to whoever gave you the DLL and ask them to verify its operation in, say, VB.NET.
12-02-2009 09:35 AM
I do Have the same problem with a third party activeX Module.
a third of the methods are greyed out and unselectable.
I noticed that all the unselectable methods are those sending results in "complex data structure" like this (I copied a description of the structure from the 3rd party activeX manual):
BOOL | present | Whether the property is present |
BOOL | autoSupported | Whether auto is supported |
BOOL | manualSupported | Whether manual is supported |
BOOL | onOffSupported | Whether on / off is supported |
BOOL | onePushSupported | Whether one push is supported |
BOOL | absValSupported | Whether absolute mode is supported |
BOOL | readOutSupported | Whether the property value can be read out |
LONG | min | Minimum value |
LONG | max | Maximum value |
I regsvr32 the activex dll and put 2 extra dlls in the system32 folder...
It is as if some complex datatype could not be handled...
My config :
Windows XP sp2
labview 8.6.1