I created a simple demo , made the adjustments to the project file and compiled the project. The project compiled as an .exe instead of .dll. I edited the the build configuration to create a .dll and uploaded the files in the debug folder to the server. When I fry ro browse the .dll I get the server 500 screen with a message from Intra Web that my license does not allow .dll files. Thinking there was something wrong with my license, I reinstalled RAD Studio without Intra Web, ran the Bundled User Cleaner app and retried a new simple app but got the same results. Has anyone had similar a problem? I am using RAD Studio XE2 Intra Web XII.
Thank you for your response. I am using a license beginning with "+001" which I obtained by using the IW Key Request which evaluated my RAD Studio installation and gave me a an IDE hashcode which I used at the purchase point to obtain my license. According to the agreement I have a one user license with all the privileges to create apps using Intra Web..
After your response, I used the wizard to create a simple ISAPI app where you click a button and the label caption changes. Can't get much simpler.
I compiled the app and I uploaded the app to the server and got the same Intra Web "ISAPI is not allowed in your license " message.
The project file as follows
:
library tryit;
uses
ISAPIApp,
IWInitISAPI,
UTF8ContentParser,
Unit1 in 'Unit1.pas' {IWForm1: TIWAppForm},
ServerController in 'ServerController.pas' {IWServerController: TIWServerControllerBase},
UserSessionUnit in 'UserSessionUnit.pas' {IWUserSession: TIWUserSessionBase},
DatamoduleUnit in 'DatamoduleUnit.pas' {DataModule1: TDataModule};
{$R *.RES}
exports
GetExtensionVersion,
HttpExtensionProc,
TerminateExtension;
begin
IWRun;
end.
Any further suggestions would certainly be appreciated.
Thanks again.
Edited by: Charles Mattingly on Feb 10, 2016 2:50 AM
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