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wdmfdsp.ocx generating error in windows 7
I have an access application I inherited that uses the WdMfDsp.ocx control to get data from Rumba.
After upgrading to windows 7 we now are getting an error message.
"A license is not available at this time. general license error occurred -2"
followed by another message
"The operation of the Objectx Mainframe display control object failed.
The OLE server may not be registered."
I'm new to using this type of work, any suggestions would be appreciated.
After upgrading to windows 7 we now are getting an error message.
"A license is not available at this time. general license error occurred -2"
followed by another message
"The operation of the Objectx Mainframe display control object failed.
The OLE server may not be registered."
I'm new to using this type of work, any suggestions would be appreciated.
Visual Basic ClassicMicrosoft AccessMainframe Languages
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John
Rumba is (so far as I know) old, for sure paid and licensed, and for older operating systems. Are you sure it is supported in Windows 7? If not, that is why it is causing problems. Can you uninstall Rumba and any of it add-ins?
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Yes, we do run "Micro focus Rumba client 6.7" on the Window 7 pc's.
With that said,
The OCX is a 32 bit version which maybe the issue, but have been unable to find a definitive answer to that.
I'm also not sure if there is a 64 bit version of the WdMfDsp.ocx control.
With that said,
The OCX is a 32 bit version which maybe the issue, but have been unable to find a definitive answer to that.
I'm also not sure if there is a 64 bit version of the WdMfDsp.ocx control.
OCX files are quite old too. I took a quick look and cannot find a 64-bit version of the above.
Try C:\Windows\SysWOW64 Regsvr32 /u wdmdsp.ocx and see if that works.
Try C:\Windows\SysWOW64 Regsvr32 /u wdmdsp.ocx and see if that works.
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I did not find the ocx under the sysWow64. we are running an older version 6.7 on the win7 pc. I'm try to exhaust all other possibilities before requesting a new version.
thanks for all your idea's I do appreciate it.
thanks for all your idea's I do appreciate it.
You can get Rumba 9.4 is a 64-bit version, so at this point, that is your best answer
I did not find the ocx under the sysWow64.
Did you find it under System32?
If so you could try to register is with the command line
C:\Windows\system32\Regsvr
Did you find it under System32?
If so you could try to register is with the command line
C:\Windows\system32\Regsvr
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surprised I did not notice this sooner. apparently when things were migrated to windows 7 they went from using a Rumba fat client on the pc to using a thin client "Micro Focus Win to host" inside of IE.
So now I'm wondering can I control the thin client in IE from VBA code in access?
What this app does is send instruction to the rumba emulator to run a program, then after the results appear on screen they screen scape parts of the window and write the data into a access table.
So now I'm wondering can I control the thin client in IE from VBA code in access?
What this app does is send instruction to the rumba emulator to run a program, then after the results appear on screen they screen scape parts of the window and write the data into a access table.
You need the newer version of Rumba. Did you try that?