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Thread Stumped with Prism
Wed, Sep 8 2010 10:38 PMPermanent Link

Terry Swiers

I'm going to move over one of my old .NET applications built in Delphi 2006
over to Delphi Prism, but I'm just can't seem to get EDB working right.

I've installed the DAC components but I'm not seeing them in the Toolbox so
I right click on the toolbox and choose "Select Items".  Don't see the
components there, so I add the EDB provider DLL to the list, then select the
4 EDB components and click OK.

They now show up in the toolbox, but they are disabled and can't be
selected.

Am I missing something really basic here?

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Wed, Sep 8 2010 11:18 PMPermanent Link

Terry Swiers

Forgot some details, if they matter:

EDB 2.04 build 2
Prism 2010
Windows 7


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Thu, Sep 9 2010 4:23 PMPermanent Link

Terry Swiers


> Am I missing something really basic here?

It appears that I'm just trying to compare D2006 .NET development with
Prism, which are two completely different animals.  D2006 will allow you to
drop components like the EDBCommand and ODBCCommand right onto a D2006 .NET
web page, but you apparently can't do this in Prism.

So I guess you can ignore this as I'm able to get at the data using the EDB
..NET components created in code.


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Wed, Sep 15 2010 2:57 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Terry,

<< It appears that I'm just trying to compare D2006 .NET development with
Prism, which are two completely different animals.  D2006 will allow you to
drop components like the EDBCommand and ODBCCommand right onto a D2006 .NET
web page, but you apparently can't do this in Prism.

So I guess you can ignore this as I'm able to get at the data using the EDB
..NET components created in code. >>

Yeah, you need to use the DataSet designer in VS to work with the data
adapters and their related commands, or you can just use straight-up code.
VS isn't really that great when it comes to design-time stuff, and is a
little weird in how it mixes code with XML.

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