Pro-Intralink Toolkit customization

[kishorev]

Hi,


Do any one done the MSVC++ 6.0 or .Net settings for Pro-Intalink Toolkit customization?I am trying to build stand alone application using vc++6.0...I give anll the four libs


proilbase.lib
proilcommon.lib
proilcspace.lib
proilwspace.lib


in the Project Settings.The code is compiler and linking peroperly with out any errors,while i execute it is giving windows error message as


"This application has failed to start because proilbase.dll was not found.Re-Installing the application may frix the problem."


Why it is asking the .dll even i supplied libs which are required for the application.


I am running the Install_Test application in the Pro-Intralink Toolkit samples.


Plz help me exact setting in VC++ 6.0.


With regards


Kishore V

 

[bruppert]

In order to run a compiled Intralink Toolkit app you have to use the Intralink Toolkit Environment. You install this separately - it's on the Intralink CD, not the Toolkit CD. Then you just run the envrionment command - typically called proilinktk3.x.bat - and then run your compiled exe. All this does is set the proper environment variables and it will know about your dataserver through the tnsnames.ora file too.


You also need an Intralink Toolkit Access license to run your app but you haven't hit that error. If you do then you'll get a license error but right now it's a path issue.

 

[kishorev]

Hi Bruppert,


You are right.There is some issue about the path to be set in the enviroenmnet varialbes.Can you guide me what are need to be set path to the environemnt varialbes.


I am trying to run the install test exe that is based on my VC++ settings.I tried with the make -f make_install_test which is given in the documentation,it is giving error.Can you give details how do i get the install_test.exe from the make file .


When i run the install_Test.exe which is developed from VC++,i got error 304,seems to be there is a datasever path settings.


I would like to have some detailed setps how do i set up environment as well for get exe for install_test.exe.


Thank you!


With regards


Kishor eV

 

[bruppert]

There are 2 separate issues:


Issue 1 - Compiling : The compiling isas simple asinstallingPro/INTRALINK Toolkitand then making sure you update the makefile variables, or set them up in the Visual Studio IDE. Once you successfully generate the exe you can go to the second issue.


Issue 2 - Running : You need to install the Pro/INTRALINK Toolkit Environment by running the setup on the Pro/INTRALINK CD. The setup prompts you for dataserver location, license etc. Once that's done you just run the batch file it created in a command window and it will set all the environment variables for you. Then you can run the exe generated in step 1 in this shell to test out your app. The simplest app could just take a license and return whether that worked or not. You need to have a ILINK_TK_ACCESS_License in order to run your app.