OpenEdge Release: 10.2B05
I'm working on a very simple .NET form which contained a single Infragistics UltraChart.
It's being launched from an existing ADM-based application, although I'm not sure if that is relevant.
I'm passing in some simple data strings, creating a temp-table, query and data source and my chart appears - everything works pretty-much as I would like it to.
But then I added another control - a standard combo-box (no code added, literally just added to the form) and got a run-time error:
Incompatible datatypes found during runtime conversion (5729)
I deleted the combo-box away and the error disappeared.
I thought perhaps I had somehow corrupted things as I've been playing around learning; so I created a new form; added a combo-box; and everything worked fine.
But then I added another standard control (a button this time) ...and the error came back.
Am I missing something glaringly obvious in my naievety (this is our first foray into GUI for .NET) or does this sound like a bug ?
Any pointers appreciated.
Hi Gareth,
This is not expected behavior. Feel free to call tech support so they can help you figure out what is going on.
Thanks
-Shelley
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Thought I'd just post a follow-up in case anyone else runs into the problem and stumbles onto this query.
I'm running a Visual Studio session for editing the .NET form and code; but simultaneously running an AppBuilder session where I have an ADM window which is instantiating the .NET form. To test I run the ADM window from within the AppBuilder.
If I compile the .NET code and run the ADM window from within the AppBuilder I get the above error when the .NET window is instantiated.
If I completely close the AppBuilder session, restart it and then run my ADM window then the error goes away.
Sounds like a glitch to me, but at least I know what caused the problem now and can work around it.