Using DI API in C++ Builder
DI API is a COM DLL. It is registered in the system. How can I use it in a C++ Builder XE2 project? Statically, for the time being. Should I import/include it? Create a wrapper unit? Use some special...
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Hi Simone, I do not know about C++ Builder, but the DI API works the same as any other COM based interop (same as for example MS Office Interop). The DI API works most reliably when its version...
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Finally I found a way (tell me if there are better ones):Component > Import component... > Import a Type Library > select the libraryUnit Dir Name = <my project folder> and uncheck...
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If you cannot find your COM DLL in the list of type libraries, you have to register it before:run the command prompt as administratorrun (in my case I have version 9) C:\windows\SysWOW64\regsvr32...
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