Robert,

Sounds good! Take your time. Whenever you need to beta test, please let me know.

Thanks Robert! Looking forward to a fix.


Jamal

Robert,

I am facing an issue DBFCDX in .NET 9 and C#. I get an exception as shown below when using the dbServer object.
In .NET Framework 4.8, the CDX files file is loaded fine.

I had to add the following line to the Start method:

System.Text.Encoding.RegisterProvider(System.Text ...

Robert,

The [assembly: ClassLibrary(....] is supported in .NET Framework, but not in .NET. Is there an attribute in .NET 9.0 for example that the same requirement?

Thanks!
Jamal

Robert,

It worked perfectly! The [assembly] attribute solved the issue.

Thank you very much for your help!

Jamal

Hi Dev Team and All,

This is not a typo, yes it is C# in the subject line.

I am accessing a DBF via dbserver in a C# application which works fine with simple DBF index tags.


How can I declare the following C# function so, it is accessible when is the DBF file is opened?

public static string ...

The samDesired like I suspected is not set to the correct value for 64bit Windows environment. Also the access rights are possibly affecting some of the servers at client's machines.

In the GetString method, try to change to KEY_QUERY_VALUE to KEY_ALL_ACCESS + KEY_WOW64_64KEY

FYI:

KEY_ALL_ACCESS ...

Dick,

Since you have not provided the class source code, it does not really help to find what is wrong with your situation.

Anyway, an alternative is to use an INI file where you encrypt the license info and forget about using the registry.

You're welcome. I am glad that worked for you.

The following should display the values. Please read the code comments:


// set up ComboBox with KeyValuePair list. This is much cleaner
LOCAL genderList AS list<KeyValuePair<STRING, STRING>>
genderList := list<KeyValuePair<STRING, STRING>>{}
genderList:Add(KeyValuePair<STRING, STRING>{"M", "Male ...