Delphi users

[forums.ni.com]

Hi,

According to NI, Delphi 5 no longuer supports Components Works
Because OCX are developped with Visual Basic !

Have you experience such problems ?
Is there some countermeasures ?

Thanks, best regards.

Titus.

[Denise Riedlinger]

Last time I checked with Inprise, Delphi and C++ Builder could not host ActiveX
controls developed in Visual Basic. Some of the ComponentWorks 3.0 controls
(specifically the IVI controls) are unusable from Delphi for this reason.
This is one of the reasons why NI stopped providing support for the Inprise
Development Environments.

Your earlier post mentions the ComponentWorks 2.01 controls. These controls
are developed in VC++ and are usable in Delphi programs. The error message
that you report is not one that I am familiar with. It seems to be a message
specific to the Delphi environment. I would encourage you to very carefully
debug your program before you conclude that the error is actually due to
the ComponentWorks controls and not the Delphi en
vironment/ActiveX support.

Regards,
Denise Riedlinger
ComponentWorks

"forums.ni.com" wrote:
>Hi,>>According to NI, Delphi 5 no longuer supports Components Works>Because
OCX are developped with Visual Basic !>>Have you experience such problems
?>Is there some countermeasures ?>>Thanks, best regards.>>Titus.>>

[Martin H. Kellner]

I run ComponentWorks 3.0 in Delphi 5

denise schrieb:
>
> Last time I checked with Inprise, Delphi and C++ Builder could not host ActiveX
> controls developed in Visual Basic. Some of the ComponentWorks 3.0 controls
> (specifically the IVI controls) are unusable from Delphi for this reason.
> This is one of the reasons why NI stopped providing support for the Inprise
> Development Environments.
>
> Your earlier post mentions the ComponentWorks 2.01 controls. These controls
> are developed in VC++ and are usable in Delphi programs. The error message
> that you report is not one that I am familiar with. It seems to be a message
> specific to the Delphi environment. I would encourage you to very carefully
> debug your program before you conclude th
at the error is actually due to
> the ComponentWorks controls and not the Delphi environment/ActiveX support.
>
> Regards,
> Denise Riedlinger
> ComponentWorks
>
> "forums.ni.com" wrote:
> >Hi,>>According to NI, Delphi 5 no longuer supports Components Works>Because
> OCX are developped with Visual Basic !>>Have you experience such problems
> ?>Is there some countermeasures ?>>Thanks, best regards.>>Titus.>>