Hi
For supporting the serial port for remote data collection on manufacturing
devices, I added the mscomm32.ocx Active-X component to my .Net 1.1
application, which works fine on my machine (I have VS 2003 FW 1.1 and VS
6.0 installed). When creating the setup, it nicely includes the mscomm32.ocx
and the interop module in the setup project. When installing it on a client
machine, everything appears to be ok, and even talking to the mscomm32.ocx
does not throw any exceptions. The problem is that this component does not
talk to the serial port ... so it's pretty useless.
I suppose there's something missing, any hints of what that could be, or how
I could track it down and solve this?
Thanks, Urs.
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I've used the RS232.vb module from this article in my VB .net applications
and have been able to use the COM ports without using the OCX. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en
"Urs Vogel" <uv****@msn.com > wrote in message
news:un******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Hi
For supporting the serial port for remote data collection on manufacturing
devices, I added the mscomm32.ocx Active-X component to my .Net 1.1
application, which works fine on my machine (I have VS 2003 FW 1.1 and VS
6.0 installed). When creating the setup, it nicely includes the
mscomm32.ocx and the interop module in the setup project. When installing
it on a client machine, everything appears to be ok, and even talking to
the mscomm32.ocx does not throw any exceptions. The problem is that this
component does not talk to the serial port ... so it's pretty useless.
I suppose there's something missing, any hints of what that could be, or
how I could track it down and solve this?
Thanks, Urs.
That's cool, just changed it and got rid of the ocx. Thanks.
Urs
"Terry Olsen" <to******@hotma il.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP12.phx.gbl.. . I've used the RS232.vb module from this article in my VB .net applications
and have been able to use the COM ports without using the OCX.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en
"Urs Vogel" <uv****@msn.com > wrote in message
news:un******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Hi
For supporting the serial port for remote data collection on
manufacturing devices, I added the mscomm32.ocx Active-X component to my
.Net 1.1 application, which works fine on my machine (I have VS 2003 FW
1.1 and VS 6.0 installed). When creating the setup, it nicely includes
the mscomm32.ocx and the interop module in the setup project. When
installing it on a client machine, everything appears to be ok, and even
talking to the mscomm32.ocx does not throw any exceptions. The problem is
that this component does not talk to the serial port ... so it's pretty
useless.
I suppose there's something missing, any hints of what that could be, or
how I could track it down and solve this?
Thanks, Urs.
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