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pSendFile bad port handle
Keywords: comport pSendFile bad port handle
Question:
I am trying to use the pSendFile function. I keep getting a "bad port handle" error. Here is my code:
Addextender("wwser34I.dll")
a = RegqueryValue(@Regmachine, "Software\ISI\NCRCOMM[Comm_Port]")
Spanner = "COM%a%"
Command1 = "~"
Command2 = "Wrenchman_Dev"
Command3 = "WX00"
Command4 = "FE"
port = pComOpen(Spanner, 0, 38400, "8N1", "NONXON")
pPutLine(port, Command1)
pPutline(port, Command2)
pPutline(port, Command3)
pPutline(port, Command4)
;pcomopen("COM%a%" , 0, 38400, "8N1", "NONXON")
psendfile(Spanner , "XMODEM" ,
"d:\Kyrus\Upgradespring2000\scripts\Kyrus.hex", 0, 1)
pcomclose(Spanner, 0)
What am I doing wrong?
Answer:
pSendFile wants the port handle variable returned by pComOpen, not the raw port number.pSendFile(Port ,"XMODEM","d:\Kyrus\Upgradespring2000\scripts\Kyrus.hex", 0, 1
Article ID: W14438
Filename: pSendFile bad port handle.txt
File Created: 2001:03:01:15:26:16
Last Updated: 2001:03:01:15:26:16