There already is a working WAMP instance in a Windows 7 in which the line
$x = new COM("X");
does instantiate a COM object.
I was trying to locate a bug, and decided to use a fresh new WAMP installation on the same Windows 7 system as the previous one.
In the new one, the same line produces:
Failed to create COM object 'X': Class not registered ( Error code: 0x80040154 )
Now, since the first WAMP comes with it's own installation application (along with its DLL which holds the COM class) I can't exactly figure out what I need to change in the new WAMP so the line above will instantiate the object.
- My WAMP version is: 2.2 and
- Apache version : 2.2.21
- PHP version : 5.3.10
Any idea what I need to set up properly?
You need to register the DLL, using
Managed to solve the problem by changing the working directory (using
chdir
) to be the same as thephp.exe
just before$x = new COM("X");
.I think the DLL wasn't propery registered, or lacked something in itself.