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Problem using MSINET.OCX from C/AL
zavit
Member Posts: 9
Hi,
has anybody experience with this OCX (Microsoft Internet Transfer Control)?
If I try to access a property of the control variable in a codeunit this way:
and I run the codeunit, then I will get an error saying:
Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision
This message is for C/AL programmers:
Could not invoke the member AccessType. The OLE control or Automation server returned the following
message:
The requested member does not exist, or the call tried to set the value
of a read-only property.
OK
the Inet variable is an OCX, Microsoft Internet Transfer Control 6.0 (SP6).
Am I doing something wrong?
has anybody experience with this OCX (Microsoft Internet Transfer Control)?
If I try to access a property of the control variable in a codeunit this way:
MESSAGE('%1',Inet.AccessType); //Inet.AccessType inserted using C/AL Symbol Menu
and I run the codeunit, then I will get an error saying:
Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision
This message is for C/AL programmers:
Could not invoke the member AccessType. The OLE control or Automation server returned the following
message:
The requested member does not exist, or the call tried to set the value
of a read-only property.
OK
the Inet variable is an OCX, Microsoft Internet Transfer Control 6.0 (SP6).
Am I doing something wrong?
0
Comments
in the hope that this issue is still topical, someone has examples of the use of MSINET.OCX under Navision.
Background: Navision will simply connect via FTP, and TCP / IP socket with a record. Where should I start?