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From: ER on 24 Jan 2007 03:58 Hi, I am wondering where the cfront looks for the fin.stx file. I installed cfront and tried to run the sample.exe, got the following error message: The country code in the license file does not correspond to the country code (US) in the STX file. Exception Handler called with Fatal Error: 3. I have a license file with country code of CA. I copied the fin.stx from ENC folder to Navision Client folder already, but the error still happens. The same thing happened to my self developed cfront application as well. I am running NAV 4.0, everything is installed by default. Any help will be appreicated. thanks, er
From: Andre Prins on 24 Jan 2007 14:35 ER wrote: > Hi, > > I am wondering where the cfront looks for the fin.stx file. I > installed cfront and tried to run the sample.exe, got the following > error message: The country code in the license file does not > correspond to the country code (US) in the STX file. > Exception Handler called with Fatal Error: 3. > > I have a license file with country code of CA. I copied the fin.stx > from ENC folder to Navision Client folder already, but the error > still happens. The same thing happened to my self developed cfront > application as well. I am running NAV 4.0, everything is installed by > default. > > Any help will be appreicated. > > thanks, > er cfront normally determines the path to the Navision client from the registry. You can override this by using the DBL_SetNavisionPath() function. HTH -- André Prins Twain Development
From: ER on 26 Jan 2007 21:08 The replaced fin.stx in the NAV client folder by the one from ENC folder. The error still occurs. Any idea? "Andre Prins" wrote: > ER wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I am wondering where the cfront looks for the fin.stx file. I > > installed cfront and tried to run the sample.exe, got the following > > error message: The country code in the license file does not > > correspond to the country code (US) in the STX file. > > Exception Handler called with Fatal Error: 3. > > > > I have a license file with country code of CA. I copied the fin.stx > > from ENC folder to Navision Client folder already, but the error > > still happens. The same thing happened to my self developed cfront > > application as well. I am running NAV 4.0, everything is installed by > > default. > > > > Any help will be appreicated. > > > > thanks, > > er > > cfront normally determines the path to the Navision client from the > registry. You can override this by using the DBL_SetNavisionPath() > function. > > HTH > > -- > André Prins > Twain Development >
From: Gedas B on 29 Jan 2007 01:08 Hi, There are many differencies in NAV 4.0 CFront releases depending on SP installed. Cfront looks for NAV client directory in win registry (sp1); in setnavisionpath() in sp2 and in "current" directory. And this could changes by Cfront build to any variant. Your problems is: - windows regional settings have setup US - NAV installation has language directory US - license has no permissions to it. Solution: - change regional settings or -remove NAV language directory or -replace stx in language directory to W1 stx or -expand license Regards Gedas "ER" <ER(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:533EBFEF-1E3A-4DF2-AA43-44267A3D28E6(a)microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I am wondering where the cfront looks for the fin.stx file. I installed > cfront and tried to run the sample.exe, got the following error message: > The country code in the license file does not correspond to the > country code (US) in the STX file. > Exception Handler called with Fatal Error: 3. > > I have a license file with country code of CA. I copied the fin.stx from > ENC > folder to Navision Client folder already, but the error still happens. The > same thing happened to my self developed cfront application as well. I am > running NAV 4.0, everything is installed by default. > > Any help will be appreicated. > > thanks, > er
From: ER on 6 Feb 2007 22:19 Thanks Gedas for the solutions. I renamed the ENU folder to something else, and it worked! "Gedas B" wrote: > Hi, > > There are many differencies in NAV 4.0 CFront releases depending on SP > installed. > Cfront looks for NAV client directory in win registry (sp1); in > setnavisionpath() in sp2 and in "current" directory. And this could changes > by Cfront build to any variant. > Your problems is: > - windows regional settings have setup US > - NAV installation has language directory US > - license has no permissions to it. > > Solution: > - change regional settings > or > -remove NAV language directory > or > -replace stx in language directory to W1 stx > or > -expand license > > Regards > Gedas > > "ER" <ER(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:533EBFEF-1E3A-4DF2-AA43-44267A3D28E6(a)microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > I am wondering where the cfront looks for the fin.stx file. I installed > > cfront and tried to run the sample.exe, got the following error message: > > The country code in the license file does not correspond to the > > country code (US) in the STX file. > > Exception Handler called with Fatal Error: 3. > > > > I have a license file with country code of CA. I copied the fin.stx from > > ENC > > folder to Navision Client folder already, but the error still happens. The > > same thing happened to my self developed cfront application as well. I am > > running NAV 4.0, everything is installed by default. > > > > Any help will be appreicated. > > > > thanks, > > er > > >
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