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Lennart Mrli | ERR: unable to load package dll <DSS> on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:23:39 +0200 Hi Can anyone explain why I can't load my DLL-file in WAA-adaptor? The project-builder makes the file without any error, and the only error message is: >>> [21.07.2009 10:49:13] SERVER STARTUP >>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> [21.07.2009 10:49:14] ERR: unable to load package dll <DSS> [21.07.2009 10:49:14] ERR: no package dll available [21.07.2009 10:49:14] *** WAA server processing shutdown sequence... [21.07.2009 10:49:14] ERR: requester shutdown failed [21.07.2009 10:49:14] ERR: thread-pool shutdown failed [21.07.2009 10:49:14] *** shutting down package manager [21.07.2009 10:49:14] *** WAA server shutdown has errors encountered! <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <<< [21.07.2009 10:49:15] SERVER SHUTDOWN <<< Regards Lennart, Norway | |
Thomas Braun | Re: ERR: unable to load package dll <DSS> on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:09:39 +0200 Hi Lennart, > Can anyone explain why I can't load my DLL-file in WAA-adaptor? > The project-builder makes the file without any error, and the only error > message is: [snipped] Most of the time, this is caused by either a version mismatch between the WAA runtime and the version you used to build the DLL, or a missing/unresolved reference from the DLL to an external function or DLL. regards thomas | |
Lennart Mrli | Re: ERR: unable to load package dll <DSS> on Tue, 21 Jul 2009 15:23:23 +0200 Thanks for the answer. I changed the target from DLL to EXE, built it and run it. Then I got this message: "Could not find PRTWIN32.DLL" . Removed some EXTERNAL NNET* lines from the prg-file (Old Novell stuff) built it and then i works normal. Thanks Lennart, Norway "Thomas Braun" <spam@software-braun.de> skrev i melding news:trfq3vy4802.xrdq8xxgpp0z.dlg@40tude.net... > > Hi Lennart, > >> Can anyone explain why I can't load my DLL-file in WAA-adaptor? >> The project-builder makes the file without any error, and the only error >> message is: > [snipped] > > Most of the time, this is caused by either a version mismatch between the > WAA runtime and the version you used to build the DLL, or a > missing/unresolved reference from the DLL to an external function or DLL. > > regards > thomas |