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| 13 Feb 2009 - 10:38 | 3634 |
| c1d23 | Please help with this problem I'm using Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition and when I go to add acccore.dll from F:\accsdk_win32_1_6_8\dist\release\acccore.dll it gives me this error " A reference to 'F:\accsdk_win32_1_6_8\dist\release\acccore.dll' could not be added. Please make sure that the file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component." It doesn't show up under the COM tab either for some reason. |
| 13 Feb 2009 - 11:38 | 3635 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem It should work, I just tried it off a network drive. What does your F drive
correspond to? Is it a local drive, a thumb drive or a network drive? Is your entire SDK on this drive? |
| 13 Feb 2009 - 11:56 | 3636 |
| c1d23 | It's a logical drive and yes the full SDK is on that partition. I just tried it on my main partition and same error. I re downloaded it and tried it and same error again. Do you have any idea? Maybe it isn't compatible with 2008 or express editions? Last edited by c1d23 (13 Feb 2009 - 12:12) |
| 16 Feb 2009 - 12:42 | 3661 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem What happens when you go to the accsdk_win32_1_6_8\dist\release and run a
regsvr32 acccore.dll? |
| 18 Feb 2009 - 16:04 | 3705 |
| c1d23 | It fails to load. I guess I'll try it on another computer and see if it works. Last edited by c1d23 (18 Feb 2009 - 16:05) |
| 18 Feb 2009 - 16:25 | 3706 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem Which Windows OS are you on? If you have administrator login priveleges and
all of the cool, xprt and NSS libraries are in the path or the same directory as the acccore.dll, it should work. |
| 20 Feb 2009 - 22:34 | 3722 |
| c1d23 | Quote openaimsupport:
Which Windows OS are you on? If you have administrator login priveleges and all of the cool, xprt and NSS libraries are in the path or the same directory as the acccore.dll, it should work. Im on Windows Vista 32bit home premium, and I'm in a administrator login. I'm going to try it on Windows XP Professional when I get time to install it on a spare HDD I have. |
| 23 Feb 2009 - 13:35 | 3741 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem What was the exact error message when you ran regsvr32 acccore.dll on your
vista home machine? Was there any error code? |
| 23 Feb 2009 - 13:45 | 3742 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem Also try regsvr32 /c and send us the error? |
| 23 Feb 2009 - 13:50 | 3744 |
| openaimsupport | Please help with this problem Also, on Vista Home, did you, in user accounts, disable user access
control(UAC)? ie. from control panel > user accounts > turn off/on user access control. |
| 27 Feb 2009 - 01:52 | 3788 |
| rumdedee | Hi,
Try doing the following: 1. Go to All Programs->Accessories 2. Scroll to the option 'Command Prompt' 3. Right-click on it. A menu will be displayed. 4. Select the option 'Run as administrator' 5. Then set the path to the one in which you have the file 'accore.dll' 6. Then type the command 'regsvr32 acccore.dll' 7. You should get a message box saying that 'DllRegisterServer in acccore.dll succeeded.' You can then include the interop that is created as a reference in your project. I have tried this method when i developed my plugin in VC++2005. This was a problem that we solved by trial-and-error. Even if you have admin rights it still wont create the interop in Vista. You have to run as admin. Hope this resolves your issue. Thanks, rumdedee |
| 28 Feb 2009 - 22:07 | 3802 |
| c1d23 | Quote rumdedee:
Hi, Try doing the following: 1. Go to All Programs->Accessories 2. Scroll to the option 'Command Prompt' 3. Right-click on it. A menu will be displayed. 4. Select the option 'Run as administrator' 5. Then set the path to the one in which you have the file 'accore.dll' 6. Then type the command 'regsvr32 acccore.dll' 7. You should get a message box saying that 'DllRegisterServer in acccore.dll succeeded.' You can then include the interop that is created as a reference in your project. I have tried this method when i developed my plugin in VC++2005. This was a problem that we solved by trial-and-error. Even if you have admin rights it still wont create the interop in Vista. You have to run as admin. Hope this resolves your issue. Thanks, rumdedee I clicked on 'Run as administrator' and the menu disappears and doesn't execute the prompt, that isn't suppost to happen is it? I went through all your steps any way and it fails to call to DllRegisterServer and has error code 0x8002901c. I have Windows XP Pro and a spare HDD I guess I'll format it tomorrow and try it on XP. I just didn't want to do that because its kinda a pain in the ass to do all that just to make a fast/simple plugin for AIM. Last edited by c1d23 (28 Feb 2009 - 22:17) |
| 02 Mar 2009 - 23:04 | 3826 |
| rumdedee | Hi,
Try this one more thing before formatting your machine. 1. Go to Start->All Programs->Microsoft Visual Studio XXXX->Visual Studio Tools->Visual Studio Command Prompt. 2. Change to the path of your plugin. 3. Now try doing it. I am surprised that it wont work. As compared to the interops of any other softphone 'acccore.dll' is very easy and reliable. Alternatively, try building your plugin on XP. Mine is made on VC++2005 and XP. But my plugin is compatible on Win 2k, XP and Vista. Regards, rumdedee |
| 02 Mar 2009 - 23:09 | 3827 |
| rumdedee | Hi,
Just check if you have the following files in the same location: 1. acccore.dll, 2. coolcore52.dll, and 3. xprt6.dll. Also, if the prompt disappears if you select the 'Run as Admin' option, i guess there might be some issue with your Windows. Rather than formatting try the following: 1. Verify you have the appropriate access and priviledges. 2. Repair your Windows. Regards, rumdedee |
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