From: dlapolla on
We have a Pathlore Learning Management System that has an on-line course based
on Authorware. Upon startup of the course, a communication link is established
between the Authorware material and the Pathlore LMS. However, for some of
our sites (in Latin America) the initialization of communication fails with the
following error:

Unable to eVal expression:
Post URL ("http://...address...psciis.dll",PWInternalAICCPData,30)
Authorware error: -2147216532

At this point, communication with the Pathlore LMS fails and no successful
course completion can be recorded. Can anyone suggest a possible fix either in
our environment or the course material?

Regards,
Domenick Lapolla

From: Erik L. **Community Expert** on
A WAG would be that the separator is different, likely a semi-colon
instead of a comma - or something like that. I'd guess the eval
statement is doing something to the path, or the separator for the
argument is unrecognized.
Can you change the Regional Options so commas are specified as the
default separator? Like perhaps by changing the Location or 'Standards
and Formats' to English/United States?
If that fixes the problem, you found the issue. Unfortunately, there's
likely no way to change that in the Authorware code..?
Erik

dlapolla wrote:
> However, for some of
> our sites (in Latin America) the initialization of communication fails with the
> following error:
>
> Unable to eVal expression:
> Post URL ("http://...address...psciis.dll",PWInternalAICCPData,30)
> Authorware error: -2147216532
>

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http://www.capemedia.net
Adobe Community Expert - eLearning
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From: Erik L. **Community Expert** on
A WAG would be that the separator is different, likely a semi-colon
instead of a comma - or something like that. I'd guess the eval
statement is doing something to the path, or the separator for the
argument is unrecognized.
Can you change the Regional Options so commas are specified as the
default separator? Like perhaps by changing the Location or 'Standards
and Formats' to English/United States?
If that fixes the problem, you found the issue. Unfortunately, there's
likely no way to change that in the Authorware code..?
Erik

dlapolla wrote:
> However, for some of
> our sites (in Latin America) the initialization of communication fails with the
> following error:
>
> Unable to eVal expression:
> Post URL ("http://...address...psciis.dll",PWInternalAICCPData,30)
> Authorware error: -2147216532
>

--
Erik Lord
http://www.capemedia.net
Adobe Community Expert - eLearning
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
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