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RBAddOns not working

edited August 2001 in General
After upgrading to v6.01, I cannot get the RBAddOns working. I have tried
to reinstall them, but still no go. When I try to activate the package, I
get an 'Entry Point Not Found' error on @Ppmetab@initialization$qqrv in
fbRCL55.bpl. Anyone know what I need to do?

Bill

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  • edited August 2001
    This is usually caused by not uninstalling the previous version of RB before
    installing the latest one. I suggest you uninstall, then make sure all the
    files "rb*.bpl" are gone before installing again. Rebuild your application
    and it should work OK.

    Mike

  • edited August 2001
    Mike,

    As I understand it, RB uninstalls the prior version before installing the
    new version -- is that not correct? RB is working just fine -- it is only
    the RBAddOn product that doesn't work. I just uninstalled RBAddOn again,
    reinstalled it, no go. Then I recompiled it, still no go. Do you think
    that I may need to uninstall and reinstall RB again just to get RBAddOn to
    work?

    Thanks,

    Bill


  • edited August 2001
    Bill

    RB does uninstall the files it installs, but any custom packages are not
    removed, in my experience. I haver had exactly the same problem as you
    quote, and it was solved by uninstalling, searching the hard disk for all
    bpl's and dcu's and deleting them, reinstalling RB and rebuilding. Hope it
    works for you!

    Mike

  • edited August 2001
    Mike,

    I just uninstalled both RB and RBAddOn, then removed all the RB*.bpl files
    on my system and reinstalled both. Same problem. I'm not sure what else to
    try. Thanks for your help, though.

    Bill
  • edited August 2001
    Bill,
    I don't know if this is the **correct** way to do it, but it worked for me:
    With RB6.01 installed and working -
    Set the DCP and BPL environment to RBAddOn\Source
    Recompile both .dpks
    Copy or move the resulting DCUs to RBAddOn\Lib
    Copy or move the resulting BPLs to Windows\System

    Roj

  • edited August 2001
    Roger,

    Thanks! It was copying the BPL's that I missed. Everything is working
    great agin, so I would say that this is absolutely the correct way to do it.
    :-)

    Thanks again,

    Bill


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