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At 01 APR 2013 08:00:35AM Barry Stevens wrote:

On my development system I have added getclassname to the DLL_USER32 and run DECLARE_FCNS.

I cant now seem to get it to my user system.

getclassname appears in the ssp executeables but is not on the user system when the upgrade is run

How do I:

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deploy the DLL_USER32 to the user system

deploy getclassname to the user system

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At 01 APR 2013 09:12AM Dave Harmacek wrote:

Look in the RDKHELP.CHM section labeled "Customizing the Installation".

Dave Harmacek

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At 01 APR 2013 01:59PM Jared Bratu wrote:

The help file instructs the user to look at RDKModuleInstall routine to learn more about the other sections of the %PROCESS% record that are customizable. In 9.x this routine is no longer distributed with source code.

I'll see if I can find you an example of distributing DLL headers.


At 02 APR 2013 03:35PM Aaron Kaplan wrote:

On my development system I have added getclassname to the DLL_USER32 and run DECLARE_FCNS.

I cant now seem to get it to my user system.

getclassname appears in the ssp executeables but is not on the user system when the upgrade is run

How do I:

[list]

deploy the DLL_USER32 to the user system

deploy getclassname to the user system

[/list]

The best way to move any data row not in the repository is to create an APPROW entity.

You'll need to do that for the DLL_USER32 record, since there is no defined repository type.

As for $GETCLASSNAME, do you have a SYSPROG*STPROCEXE**GETCLASSNAME entity? It should be there, and then should deploy correctly. If not, you can either create one or just create an APPROW entity for the SYSOBJ item.

I seem to recall DECLARE_FCNS created $ExportedFunctionName*APPNAME SYSOBJ records if run outside of SYSOBJ, but that may have been resolved a long, long time ago.

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At 03 APR 2013 04:58AM Carl Pates wrote:

AFAIK DECLARE_FCNS still uses @appid<1> to append to the SYSOBJ DLL stub functions if you run it outside of SYSPROG.

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At 04 APR 2013 05:35PM Barry Stevens wrote:

Thanks, all worked as you said!

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