Error 5890 starting up RTB 9.1D

dacl

New Member
Hi,

We have done an upgrade of our roundtable 9.0A to 9.1D.

When we start now RTB we got the following error:

Error occurred while accessing component property/method: LoadControls.
Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
Error code:0x8007000e controle_load rtb/w/rtb_desk.w (5890)

Someone any idea?
 

Dragui

New Member
WRX files incompatible

dacl said:
Hi,

We have done an upgrade of our roundtable 9.0A to 9.1D.

When we start now RTB we got the following error:

Error occurred while accessing component property/method: LoadControls.
Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.
Error code:0x8007000e controle_load rtb/w/rtb_desk.w (5890)

Someone any idea?
Starting in Progress 9.1D06 the format of the .WRX file was changed to accommodate OCX license keys stored in UNICODE format.

As a result of this, earlier versions will not be able to properly read a .WRX file generated with Progress 9.1D06 or later.
Fix: Regenerate the .WRX file with the lower service pack level
Additional Information: Note that reading an older version of a .WRX in 9.1D06 or higher should not cause issues as steps have been taken to ensure backward compatibility


A window which contains an OCX, saved on one PC does not open in AppBuilder on another PC. There is a difference in the .WRX file which is produced by each PC. Both PCs are using the same Progress version and same OS. Both PCs are using a Netsetup installation.
The PCs are not using the same prox.dll which allows the application to support OCX controls.

Re-register the same PROX.DLL file for both PCs located in %DLC%\bin:
- regsvr32 /u %DLC%\bin\prox.dll
- regsvr32 %DLC%\bin\prox.dll
Additional Information: The prox.dll is changed between Service Packs / patches. This requires a re-registration

I hope this can help you

Edgar Romero
 

mlr

New Member
Re: WRX files incompatible

Thank you very much. I had this problem in ps:Escript 1.85 framework, ps:escript Explorer stopped working in 9.1D, which was working fine on 9.1E.
 
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