I created an application for WinCE using Lazarus and Firebird embedded.When I run it on my PC,it works correctly, but when I compile it for WinCE/arm and run it on my WinCE device, I become the following
error:
"Can not load Firebird client library fbclient.dll.Check your installation."
I have this file in the project's directory,but it does not work.
Maybe I must use another version of Firebird embedded or fbclient.dll (for WinCE)?
Thanks!
There is no official WinCE/arm version of the fbclient.dll, nor of fbembed.dll. Most likely you are currently using a Windows/x86 version of fbclient.dll. There is fork for CE of Firebird 1, but that seems to have been abandoned in 2002.
See FirebirdFaq: Does Firebird work on WinCE?
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With reference to the above-mentioned title, the path has been given at the time of opening SQL Developer for the first time. Now I need to change the path.
Can anyone help me or guide me to do this?
It depends on on your operating system.
Windows:
User, AppData, Roaming Profiles, sqldeveloper, VERSION, product.conf
Note for the Version value: if you're on version 4.0, you'll see 1.0 as the top level directory. After that you should see things like 17.3 or 18.2.
Linux & OS X
$home/.sqldeveloper, product.conf
Open file, update your Java Home.
Make sure you're pointing to an Oracle Java JDK - we don't support OpenJDK today.
Latest version of SQL Developer expects a Java 8 JDK.
Version 19.2 or higher will also work with 11 or Oracle JDK 12.
In the same folder, Roaming, delete all older SQL Developer folders. When you upgrade SQL Developer version, Java will first look in these folders.
In my case, I browse the java path as
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.8
It worked for me, please try it out if you need
I have been using the dynamic code evaluation for dynamic loading of my changed classes in my Jboss server ,
I have found this tool very helpful and interesting , but it have a problem that it works with jdk 1.6 , but As i am trying to use java 7 in my project it fails .
Can anyone suggest similar type of tool with java7 support
I suggest using... the Dynamic Code Evolution VM for Java 7 :) The DCEVM web site is not up to date and the version available for download there doesn't work with the latest versions of Java 7. For some time the Mercurial repository contained a more recent version and it has been eventually forked on Github where binaries for Windows and Linux are provided. On Debian/Ubuntu DCEVM is also available after installing the openjdk-7-jre-dcevm package.
I am trying to learn ODP.NET, and have built a simple example based on Oracle's Getting Started example. However, whenever my code hits the conn.Open() statement, it immediately crashes with an AccessViolationException. I am on a 64-bit OS, but running 32-bit versions of the Oracle 11g Client and ODAC. My code is identical to Oracle's example, other than it connecting to a different test database.
Is there something simple I'm missing here?
Not exactly sure what was wrong, but I fixed it by manually removing Oracle using the guide here and reinstalling Oracle client and the ODAC client, and putting ODAC in a separate install directory. My best guess is that I had some residual problems in the registry from an older version of the Oracle client.
Hey all i am trying to redistribute my app that uses Oracle 11g:
Imports Oracle.DataAccess.Client
The problem i am having is that it will not run on a machine that doesnt seem to have the correct drivers that its looking for. When i install ODAC 11.2 Release 3 (11.2.0.2.1) with Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio on the test VM it works just fine but thats a 230+mb file to download and install! Not to mention that if the user already has Oracle 10/11g on their machine that it may mess up their current connections/etc by installing that setup file.
Is there another setup package that i can install that only has the Oracle Data Provider for .NET 2.0 11.2.0.2.0 or whatever its needing from that ODAC 11.2 Release 3 file.
So any help about what i need to go about fixing this problem would be great! :)
Thanks,
David
assuming you are on a 32bit environment you ought to be able to use the
ODAC112021Xcopy_32bit.zip 50.5 MB (53,019,552 bytes)
the corresponding 64-bit
ODAC112021Xcopy_x64.zip - 53.3 MB (55,955,853 bytes)
the files are smaller than the ODT tools but they work. Here is a dated (but it should get you on the correct track) how-to
I have created a c# application in ubuntu using monodevelop. It is running well in ubuntu.
I tried to run that application(firstgtk.exe file created after running in ubuntu)in windows.But it showing error message.How can i make to portable in both linux and windows?
The error message is:
when i click the firstgtk.exe file, a command prompt has come.It is blank. At the same moment microsoft message(send Error report or don't send):
firstgtk has encountered a problem and needs to close.
When i click don't send button, command prompt and message box are gone.
Mono compiles down to CIL code and is completely portable to .NET or Mono on other platforms. I can compile my C# code on a Mac and run the resulting EXE on Linux or Windows under either .NET or Mono.
Without the actual error message we can only guess the issue here. That said, in my experience, the most common reasons an application written in Mono on Linux/UNIX would create an error on Windows are pathnames with platform specific path separators or case sensitivity issues. The Windows file system is not case sensitive but they are on Linux/UNIX.
Another possibility is that you are using Mono on one platform and trying to run it on .NET on the other. Mono ships with a number of libraries that are not present in .NET on Windows.
Actually, I guess a final possibility is that GTK# is a common way to produce GUI code on Mono. GTK# relies on the GTK+ C library being present which is very common on Linux but unlikely on Windows unless it has been explicitly installed.
We really need to know what the error message was.
If you're using Gtk#, your app is portable between Windows and Linux. My guess is that you don't have Gtk# installed correctly (or at all?) on Windows. You can download from here. As of this time the latest version is 2.12.10.
Your code should be portable between Linux and Windows. Alas, the binaries are not. ...
Edit: As commenters have pointed out, Mono does produce and use PE executables, though other issues may limit portability.