Upgrade from v10 to v14, IEAuto.DLL problem

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pneves
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Upgrade from v10 to v14, IEAuto.DLL problem

Post by pneves » Sun Feb 02, 2014 2:43 pm

I just upgraded from v10 to v14

My code stop working because I can not find the new IEAuto.dll

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  LibLoad>IEAuto.dll,hIE
  LibFunc>%hIE%,CreateIE,IE[0],0
  LibFunc>%hIE%,Navigate,r,%IE[0]%,
Does mjtnet does not use IEAuto.dll anymore ?
Is integrated in the msched.exe ?

I will have to change all my code from:

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   LibLoad>IEAuto.dll,hIE
   LibFunc>%hIE%,CreateIE,IE[0],0
   LibFunc>%hIE%,Navigate,http://www.mjtnet.com/,ie_res
to

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   IECreate>IE[0]
   IENavigate>IE[0],http://www.mjtnet.com/,ie_res
?

If yes, are there any tools to do that (change the code) ?

Thanks,
Pedro

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Post by Marcus Tettmar » Mon Feb 03, 2014 10:57 am

v14 completely replaces IEAuto.DLL with new native built-in commands that do not require a DLL.

You have two options:

1) Rework your code to use the new commands (not many changes needed - see the WebRecorder commands in the help file and note the differences).

2) Copy the old IEAuto runtimes to your new v14 installation to continue to use your existing code. To do this copy the Imports sub-folder from your Macro Scheduler 10 program folder to your Macro Scheduler 14 program folder. Your existing IEAuto code will then work as before.

Long term however I would recommend working towards porting your code to the native version so that you no longer need the DLL. This allows for better error trapping, along with all the other improvements.
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pneves
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Post by pneves » Thu Feb 06, 2014 1:06 pm

Thanks Marcus. I decided to rework the code to use the new commands.

Pedro

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