Hi. You've got a great project going, I'm very impressed.
I have a question about the html output option. In the 2.2 release (last before the source forge erffort started) there was such an option. With the 2.3 release I only get the rtf option. I have a copy of the WriteHtml dll, but I can't get the program to recognize it. I have the dll in the same directory asClassBuilder.exe the executable (ClassBuilder.exe) and the main dll (ClassBuilder.dll), but I don't know how to incorporate it. (Actually I can't figure out how to make any of the add-ins work.)
Thanks,
Jim Davis
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If you select the data model (the top item in the tree) and right click and select "Add Ins" from the pop-up menu, you should find "Write Documentation HTML". If you don't, it may mean that the wrtehtml.dll could not be found in your path.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
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Anonymous
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2002-02-25
Craig,
Thanks for the reply.
I have the add-in dlls in my path. I've re-booted to make sure the new path had been updated. Right-clicking on the data model still shows the Add Ins as grayed out.
Still puzzled.
Jim Davis
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Try putting it in the same directory as the Classbuilder executable.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
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Anonymous
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2002-02-27
OK I figured out how (part of) what's going on. First I tweeked my directory structure too much - put all the .exe and dll's into a bin subdir. That didn't work. So I uninstalled everything, then reinstalled it (PR443) and left everything where setup put it. After unziping AddInDlls.zip add-ins were still not working. The problem turned out to be that the zip file has the dll's in a subdir (/dll) and unzips them to such a subdir. When I moved them to the main setup dir where the exe file was things work fine.
Thanks for the replys,
Jim Davis
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Hi. You've got a great project going, I'm very impressed.
I have a question about the html output option. In the 2.2 release (last before the source forge erffort started) there was such an option. With the 2.3 release I only get the rtf option. I have a copy of the WriteHtml dll, but I can't get the program to recognize it. I have the dll in the same directory asClassBuilder.exe the executable (ClassBuilder.exe) and the main dll (ClassBuilder.dll), but I don't know how to incorporate it. (Actually I can't figure out how to make any of the add-ins work.)
Thanks,
Jim Davis
Hi Jim,
If you select the data model (the top item in the tree) and right click and select "Add Ins" from the pop-up menu, you should find "Write Documentation HTML". If you don't, it may mean that the wrtehtml.dll could not be found in your path.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
Craig,
Thanks for the reply.
I have the add-in dlls in my path. I've re-booted to make sure the new path had been updated. Right-clicking on the data model still shows the Add Ins as grayed out.
Still puzzled.
Jim Davis
Try putting it in the same directory as the Classbuilder executable.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
OK I figured out how (part of) what's going on. First I tweeked my directory structure too much - put all the .exe and dll's into a bin subdir. That didn't work. So I uninstalled everything, then reinstalled it (PR443) and left everything where setup put it. After unziping AddInDlls.zip add-ins were still not working. The problem turned out to be that the zip file has the dll's in a subdir (/dll) and unzips them to such a subdir. When I moved them to the main setup dir where the exe file was things work fine.
Thanks for the replys,
Jim Davis