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From: Stefan on 26 Jan 2010 08:26
Erik,

I'm really happy not to need the ActiveX anymore, which is not always
stable.

Stefan
From: Stefan on 28 Jan 2010 02:11
Hi Erik,

now I'm using this technique for all reports (handcoded and painted)
and it works, but when I close the application an access-violation
occurs. It happens only when I have printed a painted report (not a
handcoded), that means when the rpReport-class was instantiated and
the loadreport-method was called. The access-violation occurs in the
function where the classmate gui dll is uninitalized and where I have
added a call of the ReportProUnInit-function to unitialize the
ReportPro-Runtime (like described in the help). When I comment out the
call of this function, the access-violation doesn't occur. I don't
have the sourcecode of the ReportPro-Runtime and I don't know what is
done in this function. Can you please tell me how to unitialize the
ReportPro-Runtime without access-violation?

Stefan
From: E®!k /!sser on 28 Jan 2010 04:28
Stefan,

I use pretty much the code as described in the article of Phil.

Erik

"Stefan" <info(a)sanosoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:5e667ba8-5b75-40f4-99f6-67317e97ccfa(a)k5g2000yqf.googlegroups.com...
> Hi Erik,
>
> now I'm using this technique for all reports (handcoded and painted)
> and it works, but when I close the application an access-violation
> occurs. It happens only when I have printed a painted report (not a
> handcoded), that means when the rpReport-class was instantiated and
> the loadreport-method was called. The access-violation occurs in the
> function where the classmate gui dll is uninitalized and where I have
> added a call of the ReportProUnInit-function to unitialize the
> ReportPro-Runtime (like described in the help). When I comment out the
> call of this function, the access-violation doesn't occur. I don't
> have the sourcecode of the ReportPro-Runtime and I don't know what is
> done in this function. Can you please tell me how to unitialize the
> ReportPro-Runtime without access-violation?
>
> Stefan

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