Try using the 32bit installer
Op 29 sep. 2015 12:18 schreef "muemic62" <[email removed]>:
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That was my first attempt.
In many many forums and always over many years many people has the same problem.
Look in google ...
Because no one has had a resolution I write directly here.
My opinion is that the developers has a fine working system and has forgotten
to add all needed files in the setup.
I am a developer too and it happens to me too... ;-)
In many many forums and always over many years many people has the same problem.
Look in google ...
Because no one has had a resolution I write directly here.
My opinion is that the developers has a fine working system and has forgotten
to add all needed files in the setup.
I am a developer too and it happens to me too... ;-)
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New Post: MapWinGis.ocx with missing dependency
You can use a dependency checker to investigate
Op 29 sep. 2015 13:23 schreef "muemic62" <[email removed]>:
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That was my second attempt yesterday with the Dependency Walker
Missing files are:
Missing files are:
- sysntfy.dll
- gpsvc.dll
- NCSUtil4.dll
- IEShims.dll
- dcomp.dll
- msvcr90.dll
and 7 files wich named: -
API-MS-WIN-CORE-WINRT........ and so on, they are the dependencys
for
1) MSHTML.DLL
2) DCOMP.DLL (Dependency for IEFRAME.dll
3) USER32.dll
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Can you run the demo app? Probably not. People who could help you are fairly busy with Mapwindow 5.i am using 4.8.6 for my operational application and can use 4..9.3.5 on windows 10 (installation from scratch) but had similar problems on my old windows7
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On Windows10 (32Bit)
- the demo app MapWindowLite.exe fails (com-Classfactory error)
- using VB6 also fails because of the missing dependencies in the OCX
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64-Bit-Installer can not be installed because it is a 32-Bit-System
Here it seems to be that all missing dependencies are in the "NTDLL.dll"
I dont' t know what that means for me.
- the demo app in the 64-Bit Installer (MapWindowLite.exe) is running !
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using in VB6 fails because of the missing dependencies in the OCX
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Maybe you should use the 32 bit installer as well on your 64 bit machine
Op 29 sep. 2015 20:05 schreef "muemic62" <[email removed]>:
From: muemic62
On Windows10 (32Bit)On Windows 7 (64Bit)
- the demo app MapWindowLite.exe fails (com-Classfactory error)
- using VB6 also fails because of the missing dependencies in the OCX
- 64-Bit-Installer can not be installed because it is a 32-Bit-System
Here it seems to be that all missing dependencies are in the "NTDLL.dll"
I dont' t know what that means for me.Very unfortunate for the developers (and me)... such a very great work ...
- the demo app in the 64-Bit Installer (MapWindowLite.exe) is running !
- using in VB6 fails because of the missing dependencies in the OCX
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Created Unassigned: Build Error [26012]
I am having an issue try to build the project from the source files. After downloading all of the files in the instructions I receive the following registration warning and error message.
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(747,5): warning MSB3073: The command "regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "C:\MapDev\dev\src\bin\Win32\MapWinGIS.ocx"" exited with code 3.
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(756,5): error MSB8011: Failed to register output. Please try enabling Per-user Redirection or register the component from a command prompt
I have tried enabling per-user redirection but I can't manually register this file either which leads me to believe I am still missing some required files.
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(747,5): warning MSB3073: The command "regsvr32 /s /n /i:user "C:\MapDev\dev\src\bin\Win32\MapWinGIS.ocx"" exited with code 3.
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(756,5): error MSB8011: Failed to register output. Please try enabling Per-user Redirection or register the component from a command prompt
I have tried enabling per-user redirection but I can't manually register this file either which leads me to believe I am still missing some required files.
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New Post: Events for MapWinGIS in MS Access
Hello,
I've added the map control to a form in MS Access. Adding shapes, layers, etc works all fine from VBA, but I'm struggling on events. Can anybody help?
I'm just wondering if the reason could be the setting of the References in VBA. All examples on this website are first importing AxMapWinGIS and MapWinGIS, but in VBA I only have set a reference to
MapWinGIS Components (MapWinGIS.ocx). But I cannot find something like AxMapWinGIS anywhere....
Thanks in advance for your reply!
I've added the map control to a form in MS Access. Adding shapes, layers, etc works all fine from VBA, but I'm struggling on events. Can anybody help?
I'm just wondering if the reason could be the setting of the References in VBA. All examples on this website are first importing AxMapWinGIS and MapWinGIS, but in VBA I only have set a reference to
MapWinGIS Components (MapWinGIS.ocx). But I cannot find something like AxMapWinGIS anywhere....
Thanks in advance for your reply!
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I’m using MapWin in Access, and it is a bit wonkey (that’s the technical term). Try this: open your code window for the form (that has the map control on it). In the code window, use the object selector dropdown to select your map control. Then using the events selector dropdown, you can access the various events that are available for the control.
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Many thanks for your quick reply. It feels a bit strange, but it works indeed....!
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BTW, don't we need this AxMapWinGIS at all, or is it included in the MapWinGIS.ocx?
My project did not recognize ToolStripStatusLabel,that's why I'm wondering.
My project did not recognize ToolStripStatusLabel,that's why I'm wondering.
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I do need AxInter.MapwinGIS.dll and Interop.MapWinGIS.dll in csharp
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPad
Op 6 okt. 2015 om 17:01 heeft JJvM <[email removed]> het volgende geschreven:
From: JJvM
BTW, don't we need this AxMapWinGIS at all, or is it included in the MapWinGIS.ocx?
My project did not recognize ToolStripStatusLabel,that's why I'm wondering.
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That is also what I would recommend. A co-worker just got a 64 bit machine and at first my .NET app did not work on his system. After much testing this is the combination that works on his system as well as 32 bit systems:
On the development machine compile the application as x86 (Do not compile it as AnyCPU or x64. Its counter-intuitive but the x86 app will work fine on 64 bit systems).
On the end-user machine install the 32 bit version of MapWindow (this includes users with an x86 machine as well as users with x64 machines).
~AGP
On the development machine compile the application as x86 (Do not compile it as AnyCPU or x64. Its counter-intuitive but the x86 app will work fine on 64 bit systems).
On the end-user machine install the 32 bit version of MapWindow (this includes users with an x86 machine as well as users with x64 machines).
~AGP
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I have the user install the full MapWindow installer. That's really the only sure way I have found to include all the files necessary.
~AGP
~AGP
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New Post: Connection string spatialite from Access
Hello
I am trying to use OgrDataSource from Access to add a layer from spatialite database but I don't find the connextion string...
I tried this :
dim ds as New MapWinGis.OgrDataSource
cnsSpatialite = "Driver=SQLite3 ODBC Driver;Database = C:...\db.sqlite;"
if ds.Open(cnxSpatialite) = false then
debug.print "erreur"
else
debug.print "succes"
end if
I got error 308 No Error...
Do you have an idea how I can do this ?
Thank's
Guen
I am trying to use OgrDataSource from Access to add a layer from spatialite database but I don't find the connextion string...
I tried this :
dim ds as New MapWinGis.OgrDataSource
cnsSpatialite = "Driver=SQLite3 ODBC Driver;Database = C:...\db.sqlite;"
if ds.Open(cnxSpatialite) = false then
debug.print "erreur"
else
debug.print "succes"
end if
I got error 308 No Error...
Do you have an idea how I can do this ?
Thank's
Guen
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New Post: offline openstreetmap?
First, thanks for the pointer to the Tiles class. I had not seen it previously. Second, sorry for the long delay before replying. I've been travelling with intermittent and unreliable Internet access (thus the need for offline maps), and have not been able to do much coding. I've now returned home and able to work on the program, but I am out of my depth on the IStopExecution part of the procedure call.
The program (Access 2003 VBA) has a form with embedded map control that successfully displays the background Openstreetmap tiles. I added a temporary command button to experiment with the Prefetch statement. It compiles successfully, but immediately crashes Access when stepping through the Prefetch statement. I have no idea whether the crash is due to incorrect coding or whether the Prefetch is incompatible with Access 2003.
This is the code for the command button (hard-coded LatLong coordinates for testing):
Private Sub InfoCache_Click()
Dim se As New MWStopExecution
The Msgbox statement executes successfully, but the Prefetch statement causes Access to crash.
There is a class module named MWStopExecution with the following code:
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Implements IStopExecution
Private Function IStopExecution_StopFunction() As Boolean
I copied and modified the class module from a similar module named MWCallBack that probably originated from this forum. I was guessing at the correct syntax. Any help would be appreciated.
The program (Access 2003 VBA) has a form with embedded map control that successfully displays the background Openstreetmap tiles. I added a temporary command button to experiment with the Prefetch statement. It compiles successfully, but immediately crashes Access when stepping through the Prefetch statement. I have no idea whether the crash is due to incorrect coding or whether the Prefetch is incompatible with Access 2003.
This is the code for the command button (hard-coded LatLong coordinates for testing):
Private Sub InfoCache_Click()
Dim se As New MWStopExecution
With axMap.Tiles
MsgBox .CurrentZoom & vbCrLf & "RAM: " & .UseCache(0) & vbCrLf & "Disk: " & .UseCache(1)
.Prefetch 48.9, 50.2, -123.2, -119.2, .CurrentZoom, tkTileProvider.OpenStreetMap, se
End WithThe Msgbox statement executes successfully, but the Prefetch statement causes Access to crash.
There is a class module named MWStopExecution with the following code:
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Implements IStopExecution
Private Function IStopExecution_StopFunction() As Boolean
Debug.Print "IStopExecution"I copied and modified the class module from a similar module named MWCallBack that probably originated from this forum. I was guessing at the correct syntax. Any help would be appreciated.
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It might just be impossible...
I was wondering if I can give every shape a different (random) color without creating 100 categories first. Tried something like this:
Dim red as Integer
Dim green as Integer
Dim blue as Integer
red = 255
green = 0
blue = 0
Then in a loop working on a shapefile called sf everytime a new shape is being created:
'change colors by sort of random
red = (red + 50) Mod 255
green = (green + 78) Mod 255
blue = (blue + 134) Mod 255
sf.DefaultDrawingOptions.LineColor = RGB(red, green, blue)
Somebody could predict I guess, but all shapes now will get the last created color. But on a single shape I cannot fiend any properties for the color.
Anybody ideas if something like this is possible without creating a new category for every single shape?
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering if I can give every shape a different (random) color without creating 100 categories first. Tried something like this:
Dim red as Integer
Dim green as Integer
Dim blue as Integer
red = 255
green = 0
blue = 0
Then in a loop working on a shapefile called sf everytime a new shape is being created:
'change colors by sort of random
red = (red + 50) Mod 255
green = (green + 78) Mod 255
blue = (blue + 134) Mod 255
sf.DefaultDrawingOptions.LineColor = RGB(red, green, blue)
Somebody could predict I guess, but all shapes now will get the last created color. But on a single shape I cannot fiend any properties for the color.
Anybody ideas if something like this is possible without creating a new category for every single shape?
Thanks in advance!
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no idea...? please...I would like to use this ocx but I can only use spatialite....
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Hi,
I just began using spatialite and did not reach the point to add a layer, here is what I've done so far, if this can help (or if wrong, anyone let me know !)
I was able to connect using system.data.sqlite with just
this allows you to manage your spatialite database and insert démo features
http://www.gaia-gis.it/gaia-sins/spatialite-cookbook/html/metadata.html
For gdal, I saw that I have to add libgdal but didn't have time to study so far, so I'll appreciate any follow on examples
http://www.gdal.org/drv_sqlite.html
Olivier
I just began using spatialite and did not reach the point to add a layer, here is what I've done so far, if this can help (or if wrong, anyone let me know !)
I was able to connect using system.data.sqlite with just
Dim cnx As String = "Data Source=" & .<db file name>
Try
.connSq = New SQLiteConnection(cnx)
.connSq.Open()this allows you to manage your spatialite database and insert démo features
http://www.gaia-gis.it/gaia-sins/spatialite-cookbook/html/metadata.html
sql_exec_sq("SELECT load_extension('mod_spatialite.dll');", context.connSq, True)
sql_exec_sq("SELECT InitSpatialMetaData();", context.connSq, True)
sql_exec_sq("CREATE TABLE test_geom (id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, name TEXT NOT NULL, measured_value DOUBLE NOT NULL);", context.connSq, True)
sql_exec_sq("SELECT AddGeometryColumn('test_geom', 'the_geom', 4326, 'POINT', 'XY');", context.connSq, True)
sql_exec_sq("INSERT INTO test_geom(id, name, measured_value, the_geom) VALUES (NULL, 'first point', 1.23456, GeomFromText('POINT(1.01 2.02)', 4326));", context.connSq, True)For gdal, I saw that I have to add libgdal but didn't have time to study so far, so I'll appreciate any follow on examples
http://www.gdal.org/drv_sqlite.html
Olivier
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