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Forum posts: 1210
Just a guess: Coulld be a mixup with UID's - not the some UID given for the application in the 3 or 4 places where you specify them in your code, AIF, .rss etc.
Anyway, what happens if you debug the thing?
René Brunner
Forum posts: 87
Hi rbrunner
I am able to build the application but when I move up to debug my application on emulator , i got an infoprint as I stated in last post ,
I think UID's is ok , Is there is any possibility for this error
Thanks and Regard
Praveen Kumar Sharma
Forum posts: 649
Try to set breakpoints to the very early stages of the application initialization to see where it gets before problems start.
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One more possibility: check all the required files/images are at proper location in epoc folder.
Jupitar
Forum posts: 87
Hi jupitar thanks for you fast response
Actually , earlier My application could run on emulator , I just linked it with my own created .dll file , After doing so I struck with this problem I have tested this .dll file separately It doesn't have any error
Thanks and Regard
Praveen Kumar Sharma
Forum posts: 649
One possible reason in this case could be that you have build the dll to a different build (e.g. winscw udeb) and the application is build for winscw urel, thus the urel build does not have the dll binary at all. Or, you have specified both UIQ and S60 configurations for the dll, and have build it for S60, but the application is for the UIQ, and the dll has not been build for that configuration.
Edit: and one more reason -- the capability checks are on in the emulator and the application is not allowed to load the dll with those capabilities.
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Hi Andreas
I got the solution ,Problem was with application CAPABILITY
Thanks for response
Thanks and Regard
Praveen Kumar Sharma