Recently, I upgraded VB6 project to VB.Net. After that I can sucessfully compile the project and generate a DLL file in the bin folder, but when I try to use regsvr32 command to register the DLL, I got error saying "DllRegister Server Entry Point is not found".
And I cannot remove it from memory, if I want to use my old DLL.
I need to create a COM-callable DLL using VB.NET 2010 that can be opened by a legacy VB6 application. I'm experimenting with a very simple demo example first. When I try to register the resulting DLL with regsvr32, it shows me this error:"DemoCounter.dll was loaded, but the DllRegister Server entry point was not found. This file cannot be registered."Here are the steps I followed:
1. Create new VB.Net project as a class library. 2. Delete the class1.vb file it starts with. 3. Add a new class from template "COM Class" 4. Build the DLL and try to register it.
The class has the GUIDs, the <COMCLASS ...> stuff, and has a checkmark in the "Register for COM Interop" checkbox of the project settings.[code]
I have created a dll using class library in visual studio 2010. This dll calls another dll to perform some special calculations. I want to deploy the whole setup in excel vba and it had worked properly on the PC, on which I have generated the dll. The top cover dll is automatically registered in the registry list and i did not use the "regasm" to register it...
Now when i try to use this on a different PC (Win7 x64 OS, No Visual Studio), I'm facing problems. I am unable to register the dll with regasm, as I dont have it. When i use regsvr32 i get the Error "dll was loaded but DllRegisterServer entry point was not found"
I dowload winscard.dll(Version 5.1.2600.2180) from online to use inside my program. When I try to register it in both system32 and my project folder, I faced the following error. "winscard.dLL was loaded, but the DllUnregisterServer entry point was not found." I can't even unregister it.
i know it might be impossible to achieve (as i've been reading from another articles) but does anyone know how to set a dll entry point in VB.net project? I have created a VB.net dll and trying to call that dll from cobol (unmanaged code). in Cobol, i can only use the entry point statement to call VB.net dll (cannot add reference to it). as consequence, i'm getting "called program not found" (or in VB error is equal to "can't find dll entry point")
Currently I am using this code to check for Firefox on a 32 bit machine
Code: Dim Firefox32 As String Firefox32 = My.Computer.Registry.GetValue _ ("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMozillaMozilla Firefox 5.0in", "PathToExe", Nothing) MsgBox("The value is " & Firefox32)
If the value is found then the above message is fine, but if the entry is not found I want it to display a message like: "Firefox could not be found" instead of "The value is: " What code would make this appear?
I was playing with VB.Net yesterday using Visual Studio Express (VSE). I am trying to get a feel for the language. One thing that struck me was the fact that VB's entry point, Sub Main(), is written inside a Module, as opposed to inside a Class like in C#. At least that's how it appears in the books I'm reading. That got me thinking. Is it possible to change the entry point location from a Module to a Class, or for that matter to have Sub Main() completely outside these two constructs?
I search the internet and found out that VSE indeed allows one to changed the entry point through the project properties. So I set the entry point to Sub Main() and tried compiling the "Hello World!" project locating Sub Main() inside a Class construct. Well, that didn't work. I tried changing the name of the class to match the project name, but that didn't help. I didn't bother try putting Sub Main() completely outside a module or class figuring that would be impossible. However, while looking through various post in this forum, I got the feeling I gave up to soon. So here are my questions:
1. Can the entry point be within a Class/Form construct or completely outside any construct for that matter?
2. Can the entry point be some other Sub (e.g., Sub MyMain)
If the answer is yes to anyone of these questions, where do I set the option to make this work?
I have written an application that calls 'My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDirectories.Currentm UserApplicationData'. My application is working fine, but one user has reported an issue that has me stumped. When this property is accessed, the following exception is thrown:
"Unable to find an entry point named 'VerLanguageName' in DLL 'version.dll'". The stack trace says that the exception came from Microsoft.Win32.UnsafeNativeMethods.VerLanguageNam e(Int32 langID, StringBuilder lpBuffer, Int32 nSize)
I don't think the problem is with my code. I suspect that there is something wrong with a system-level component on her computer, particularly with the DLL that is mentioned. Is this DLL part of a specific windows component that could be reinstalled/repaired?
In created a small window's form app and when I try to install it on a cpu running Vista I get the following error when I run the app:"the procedure entry point lstrcpyml could not be located in the dynamic link library MSDART.dll"
We have some predefined strings that can be inserted into a text box during data entry via a button click. How can we track the cursor insertion point so the inserted code is in the right place if the user clicked somewhere in the middle of the data before clicking the button?
I'm creating a project with an Add-on system, and I'm releasing an API so people can develop for my application (its called Levanta, its a basic Sub-OS, and i want people to be able to develop for it). I try to call a sample DLL i made to test out the system i created. Well, i CANT, because its not finding the functions entry point of the said function (its named initialize)...?
Code: EntryPointNotFoundException was unhandled by user code
Code: Private Declare Function SetForegroundwindow Lib "User32" (ByVal hwnd As IntPtr) As IntPtr Private Declare Function GetForegroundwindow Lib "User32.dll" () As IntPtr Private Declare Function SetActiveWindow Lib "user32" Alias "SetActiveWindow" (ByVal hwnd As Long) As Long
I seem to have a problem with my DLL Function call test. I don't usally use orums...but...this is racking my brains and I need to know fast! I have searched and searched google, but I have no answer, (I do, but don't understand very well).I have created an application called epsControl.exe in Windowssystem32 folder. I have also created a file called epsDevDrv.dll or EPS Device Driver. It doesn't really act as a device driver, I just gave it a fancy name, (that's why I'm called the VB Weirdo.........) anyway to the point:My dll does a simple function, to answer a mathematical problem (simple), and return it to the exe file which puts it in a msgbox.
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices Public Class Device1 Public Function LoadDrivers(ByVal s As Integer) As Integer
When I run this code from WMI code Creator it works as it should it opens a console window and displays the information but in an application at this line
For Each queryObj As ManagementObject in searcher.Get() I get the error Unable to find an entry point named 'GetCurrentApartmentType' in DLL 'wminet_utils.dll[code]...
As an experiment, I created a separate library to hold a function, and then tried to call it from within an application.Normally, would I would expect to see in the code for the function declaration, something like this:Public Function MyFunction Alias "MyFunction" (ByVal X As Long) Export As LongVB uses the regular convention:
I hve been working with points a lot recently, and I have been wondering if there is a way to set a point without setting point.x and point.y separately. For example for (3, 5): Point1 = (3, 5) But that isn't right
i am pulling together a cash register that will allow both bar code product entry and manual key entry.imagine if you have a tin of beans in front of you, in a small corner shop they would probably type "47" and then hit "Produce". Fairly straight forward as I have the button Produce to act upon my code and update my salestrans.mdb but,if you scan the bar code I want the same form to handle both 'real' actions, (i assume that keyboard emulation barcode scanner includes "ENTER" after providing 13 digits)....
Q. in perhaps a long winded way i want to know how to kick off an event based on the "ENTER" key being activiated by the barcode scanner)?i do not want to have to hit any buttons if i am scanning bar codes.
What is the code for ignoring the case of an entry while checking to see if the entry is correct or not... (i.e. in a flashcard program... given definition, asks for the name) I don't want the case of a character to affect whether the answer is correct or not.
I have a Diagonal line drawn on a picture box on my forum and i need to know if the user has clicked the line I have the Start point and End Point of the Line and the mouse x,y location So i basically need to find out if the x,y of the mouse is on the line.
I am trying to make a program with a bar code reader for the first time. I am programming with VB 2005. I want to differentiate a bar code entry to keyboard entry. My questions:
1. Does bar code reader generate a keydown (or keypress) event for each of the digits of the entry? For example, if the barcode read: 1234567890, does that mean that there will be 10 keydown (or keypress) events for that single barcode that was read?
2. I have read from the posts that the best way to differentiating keyboard vs bar code input is to analyse the time between keystroke (for less than certain number of milliseconds).
I'm trying to extract a piece of text from within the string, defining both a starting point and an ending point. For instance, say I want to search for the text found between "That is a " and " car" in the string "That is a red car", so it would return "red".I know you can use .SelectionStart and SelectionLength, but the length of the word can change, so the selection length can vary. What I want is to establish a specific starting point and a specific ending point from which to extract the text from the string.
I am trying to make a program with a bar code reader for the first time. I want to differentiate a bar code entry to keyboard entry. My questions: 1. Does bar code reader generate a keydown (or keypress) event for each of the digits of the entry? For example, if the barcode read: 1234567890, does that mean that there will be 10 keydown (or keypress) events for that single barcode that was read?
2. I have read from the posts that the best way to differentiating keyboard vs bar code input is to analyse the time between keystroke (for less than certain number of milliseconds).