Intelliprog RAS problem?

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Steven Licciardi

Hello,

I recently bought the Intelliprog RAS component. I have it working
fine, successfully connecting to my default dialup account. From
within my application I am accessing and collecting data from a
webservice, which also works fine.

The problem is that whenever I use the webservice I get an error
popping up telling me that the device "cannot create a connection for
an unkown reason" and I have to press the Dismiss button to get rid of
it. This happens despite the fact that I have already successfully
created the connection using the Intelliprog component, and despite
the message the webservice still works.

Anyone know how I can stop this message from popping up.

Thanks,

Steven
 
I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections from my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a component like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option should be
set to just before dialing... this may help you get around your error... it
did for me. I think I used a value of 524 for options.

Regards,

éric
 
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say, using the
RAS control.

Steven

éric said:
I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections from my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a component like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option should be
set to just before dialing... this may help you get around your error... it
did for me. I think I used a value of 524 for options.

Regards,

éric

Steven Licciardi said:
Hello,

I recently bought the Intelliprog RAS component. I have it working
fine, successfully connecting to my default dialup account. From
within my application I am accessing and collecting data from a
webservice, which also works fine.

The problem is that whenever I use the webservice I get an error
popping up telling me that the device "cannot create a connection for
an unkown reason" and I have to press the Dismiss button to get rid of
it. This happens despite the fact that I have already successfully
created the connection using the Intelliprog component, and despite
the message the webservice still works.

Anyone know how I can stop this message from popping up.

Thanks,

Steven
 
Looks like I can solve the problem by just using the ConnectionManager to
dial the default connection, rather than RasDial/Hangup.

Steven

Steven Licciardi said:
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say, using the
RAS control.

Steven

éric said:
I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections from my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a component like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option should be
set to just before dialing... this may help you get around your error... it
did for me. I think I used a value of 524 for options.

Regards,

éric

Steven Licciardi said:
Hello,

I recently bought the Intelliprog RAS component. I have it working
fine, successfully connecting to my default dialup account. From
within my application I am accessing and collecting data from a
webservice, which also works fine.

The problem is that whenever I use the webservice I get an error
popping up telling me that the device "cannot create a connection for
an unkown reason" and I have to press the Dismiss button to get rid of
it. This happens despite the fact that I have already successfully
created the connection using the Intelliprog component, and despite
the message the webservice still works.

Anyone know how I can stop this message from popping up.

Thanks,

Steven
 
if you are using the dial manager... why are you using the component?

Steven Licciardi said:
Looks like I can solve the problem by just using the ConnectionManager to
dial the default connection, rather than RasDial/Hangup.

Steven

Steven Licciardi said:
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say, using the
RAS control.

Steven

éric said:
I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections from my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a
component
like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option
should
be error...
it
 
For what it is worth, this is an issue with the Pocket PC OS and not the
IntelliProg product.
Any connection made directly through RAS is only "seen" by the program that
created the connection.
You must use the ConnectionManager API to start a connection that all
applications in the OS can "see".

Thanks,
Chris Craft
http://www.cjcraft.com/

Steven Licciardi said:
Looks like I can solve the problem by just using the ConnectionManager to
dial the default connection, rather than RasDial/Hangup.

Steven

Steven Licciardi said:
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say, using the
RAS control.

Steven

éric said:
I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections from my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a
component
like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option
should
be error...
it
 
yes one of the issues it... there are two issues at play here... setting
entry options = 6 for example at the time of entry creation... the options
are not kept when you try to dial that entry

this has nothing to do with the OS

Regards,

éric


Chris Craft said:
For what it is worth, this is an issue with the Pocket PC OS and not the
IntelliProg product.
Any connection made directly through RAS is only "seen" by the program that
created the connection.
You must use the ConnectionManager API to start a connection that all
applications in the OS can "see".

Thanks,
Chris Craft
http://www.cjcraft.com/

Steven Licciardi said:
Looks like I can solve the problem by just using the ConnectionManager to
dial the default connection, rather than RasDial/Hangup.

Steven

Steven Licciardi said:
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say,
using
the
RAS control.

Steven

I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for
replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections
from
my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component
seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many
times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a component
like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option
should
be
set to just before dialing... this may help you get around your error...
it
did for me. I think I used a value of 524 for options.

Regards,

éric

Hello,

I recently bought the Intelliprog RAS component. I have it working
fine, successfully connecting to my default dialup account. From
within my application I am accessing and collecting data from a
webservice, which also works fine.

The problem is that whenever I use the webservice I get an error
popping up telling me that the device "cannot create a connection for
an unkown reason" and I have to press the Dismiss button to get
rid
 
I mean I am using the ConnectionManager parts of the RAS component.

Steven

éric said:
if you are using the dial manager... why are you using the component?

Steven Licciardi said:
Looks like I can solve the problem by just using the ConnectionManager to
dial the default connection, rather than RasDial/Hangup.

Steven

Steven Licciardi said:
Yes, I'm using 2003 aswell, my problem seems to be that device tries to
reconnect to the internet despite the fact one already exists, and
consequently fails. Perhaps it may be a better solution to delete all
existing connections first, and create the connection as you say,
using
the
RAS control.

Steven

I used this RAS component as well... I could connect to sql for
replication
but I could not surf the net... I was using ppc2003. what are you using?

I noticed that on ppc2003 I had to remove all dial up connections
from
my
machine. then I had to set the option of the ras entry just before dialing
even though I had set the options when saving the entry the component
seems
to set the options to 0 every time [Bug]. I contacted Intelliprog many
times
about this but had 0 replies. I hate to nag publicaly about a component
like
this but now that I know I am not alone...

Anyways try to set the entry option to what you think the option
should
be
set to just before dialing... this may help you get around your error...
it
did for me. I think I used a value of 524 for options.

Regards,

éric

Hello,

I recently bought the Intelliprog RAS component. I have it working
fine, successfully connecting to my default dialup account. From
within my application I am accessing and collecting data from a
webservice, which also works fine.

The problem is that whenever I use the webservice I get an error
popping up telling me that the device "cannot create a connection for
an unkown reason" and I have to press the Dismiss button to get
rid
 
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