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Re: TWS.OCX + newer API DLL


 

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It’s an easy mistake to make. When I was doing the changes I described, I mistakenly thought that the GUIDs for the type library, the Tws class, the ITws interface and the ITwsEvents interfaces were the same. I couldn’t understand how this could be the case, but IB’s code definitely compiled and registered ok, so I just thought there must be something I wasn’t understanding right.

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On my first attempt, I modified all the GUIDs by changing the first group of characters to something random, and blow me, it wouldn’t register. So I copied and pasted the original GUIDs into Notepad so I could compare them directly, like this:

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Guid("0A77CCF5-052C-11D6-B0EC-00B0D074179C")

Guid("0A77CCF8-052C-11D6-B0EC-00B0D074179C")

Guid("0A77CCF6-052C-11D6-B0EC-00B0D074179C")

Guid("0A77CCF7-052C-11D6-B0EC-00B0D074179C")

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and I still didn’t see the difference!

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So then I looked in the registry at the interface entries, and there were the three entries all apparently with identical GUIDs: I knew that couldn’t possibly be right, as registry keys are unique. So I finally looked again very carefully character by character and noticed that they differed in the last character of the first group. Eureka!

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After I modified my new GUIDs so they were all unique, everything worked fine.

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Live and learn…

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Bruno Voisin
Sent: 05 September 2018 11:43
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [TWS API] TWS.OCX + newer API DLL

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My mistake ! Sorry.
Thanks again Richard.

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