Re: Installation issues...

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Posted: 03/14/2004 6:45:59

I didn't have duplicate copies, but I think the root idea of your post

(one version in Design, and another in compile) is probably what I'm

having issues with.

For now, I just uninstalled both RichView and RichVewActions, and

started all over without integrating the XML portion (I don't really

need that feature for the task immediately at hand), and it got me

thought the issue / need I've got right now. Still some quirks /

complaining though when I load the project, but it compiles OK and runs.

If I get back to trying to re-install w/XML integration, or figure out

more on the specifics I'm running into, I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks again! Proabably be back in touch here sometime in the next few

weeks...

Cass

> "Property *** does not exist" usually means that one version of components

> is installed in Delphi for designtime editing, but another version is used

> for compiling the application.

> It looks like for designtime you have RichViewActions.inc with the removed

> dot from DEFINE, but for runtime Delphi uses version with disabled DEFINE.

> If you have two copies of RichViewActions files in different directories,

> remove one of them.

> > Sergey - THANKS for your quick response and help. This made sense and I

> > was successful (I *think*) in getting both packages install thanks to

> > your explanation.

> >

> > No, one remaining problem when I try to compile a project I'm working on

> > (playing with the ActionsTest demo project), after placing the various

> > integrated components on my form and connecting them to the

> > RVAControlPanel, I'm getting the following error on compile/run:

> >

> > "Project ActionTest.exe raised exception class EReadError with message

> > 'Error reading RVAControlPanel1.XMLFilter: Property XML Filter does not

> > exist'."

> >

> > I've looked at the property in question, and it contains the default

> > "XML Files (*.xml)|*.xml" text. I also tried deleting this test but the

> > results are the same.