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    Question Runtime Error 380. Invalid property value

    Please help me in fix this problem. I have a VB application which I wanted to make it as a windows service. I got a VC++ code which I registered as Service and which will run my vb application as service.

    I have a exe file which in turn uses two dll's to run the application.

    In one of the init methods of my dll I tried to set a property to my MainForm as follows:

    MainForm.ds = Me

    When it reaches this code my application stops proceeding when I start it through the service. And sometimes it throws Runtime Error 380, Invalid property value. And says Automation Error.

    This doesnt happen if I am not running my application as service.

    Please help to fix this problem.

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    Re: Runtime Error 380. Invalid property value

    Is your Mainform part of the DLL or part of your EXE? What is the property you are setting?

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    Re: Runtime Error 380. Invalid property value

    I have the MainForm in the dll. I am trying to see an object called DataShuttle which has the init method(main class) within which I am trying to set the MainForm.ds=Me. Infact even if I call MsgBox MainForm.caption it doesnt reach there.

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    Re: Runtime Error 380. Invalid property value

    Do you use the Set keyword? Set MainForm.ds = Me

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    Re: Runtime Error 380. Invalid property value

    Yes, I do use the 'Set' keyword. Set MainForm.ds = Me

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