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"Property Width does not exist" wodSFTP error (General questions)

by OvidiuC, Tuesday, February 28, 2017, 15:32 (2823 days ago) @ Jasmine

Yes, I imported wodSFTP.ocx in RAD Studio after the install of licensed version.

RAD Studio automatically creates the files wodSFTPLib_TLB.pas and wodSFTPLib_TLB.bpl

After that I can compile the project, it compiles fine, but I have the “Class not registered, ClassID: {6795FA0F-35C3-4BEB-B3AA-F19DB0B228EA}” error.

The same operations I’ve made with non-licensed version of wodSFTP and it’s worked.

Best regards,
Ovidiu

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