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All,

I'm trying to use ActiveX with Mappoint and get the following error:

Error description: Error MapPoint.Control/16389 E_FAIL: NEWMAP
Args:
[ 1] = N 1

How can I debug this? The following is my code:

DEFINE WINDOW oWndMap OF oWnd ;
FROM 0,0 TO 0,0 ;
MDICHILD ;
MENU MapMenu(oWndMap) ;
TITLE "Map Point"

oMapPoint = TActiveX():New( oWndMap, "MapPoint.Control" )

oWndMap:oClient = oMapPoint // To fill the entire window surface

// Get an error here!
oMapPoint:NewMap(1)

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWndMap ;
ON INIT ( oWndMap:Move(0,0,640,390,.t.) ) ;
ON PAINT oWndMap:SetFocus() ;
VALID ( oMapPoint:Close(), .T. )

Using FWH March 2006 and xBuilder latest version. I removed ole.obj from fivehc.lib per the whatsnew instructions. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
Randal Ferguson

You must try :


oMapPoint:Do( "NewMap", 1 )

Randal,

Please replace xHB ActiveX.lib with this one:
http://hyperupload.com/download/02d7a0b ... X.lib.html

and do as Juan Carlos has told you.

Antonio,

I replaced ActiveX.lib now I get a linker error:

xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '??2@YAPAXI@Z'.

xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '??3@YAXPAX@Z'.

xLINK: fatal error: 2 unresolved external(s).

I'm using xBuilder w/xcc.

Thanks,
Randal Ferguson

Antonio,

Is the problem link problem because Fwh+ActiveX does not work with xBuilder/Xcc?

Thanks,
Randal Ferguson

Randal,

We email you the FWH libs with a little recent change we implemented.

Fwh+ActiveX properly works with xBuilder/Xcc

Antonio,

Thanks for the email. I'm getting the windows message "yourapp.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close".

In an effort to track this down I simply modifed the webexp.prg sample and compiled using harbour and borland. When I try to run the program nothing happens. I'm beginning to wonder if there is something wrong with my installation of MapPoint 2004 (I tried reinstalling it). I'm going to try installing MapPoint 2002 this weekend and I'll let you know how I make out. Thanks for all your help.

Best Regards,
Randal Ferguson