One of the more fun, and sometimes challenging aspects of working at DMC are service calls to work on legacy systems, hardware, and software. I have recently been working on a Baldor motion control system with a Visual C 6.0 front end.When I first joined DMC, we would implement C or VB 6.0 solutions quite frequently. Now we use the.NET platform, so I have not had Visual Studio 6.0 installed on my laptop for over a year.
I ran into some problems during the install. Ultimately, the problem appeared to be Java related:'javasign.dll was unable to register itself in the system registry'Here is a fix for this problem:. Download this and extract it. After extracting the file (javacypt.dll) place it in your system32 directory (C:windowssystem32).
Register the dll:. Open up a command prompt by Start - Run - type in 'cmd' and select OK. Type the command: regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll.
Install Visual Studio 6.0 again. Don't forget to install the latest service pack! (6.0)to get started on your next software development project. Tuesday, October 31, 2017 8:22 AM mainak,Are you receiving any error messages when trying to connect to the database (either during build or runtime)? Also, what version of Windows are you running because that can impact behavior as well? For example, we recently had a project that required installing VB6.0 on Windows 7, which requires jumping through some hoops since it's not officially supported on that OS.
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(The VB project also needed to communicate with a database in version 11g of Oracle so we had to do some work on that end as well.)One more question: is there a reason you need to use VB6.0, rather than upgrading to VB.NET? The community edition of Visual Studio is free and includes VB.NET. (I'm not sure if VB.NET will work with Oracle 8i, however, since 8i was originally released in 1998.). Monday, October 30, 2017 11:15 PM Sir, I am working in a college's computer science dept (B.SC IN COMPUTER SCIENCE). We have a course for 3rd year students and that is - A data connectivity with Oracle 8i and Visual basic 6.0 enterprise edition. Where I have install oracle 8i and Visual studtio 6.0 enterprise edition without msdn(because I dont have msdn of visual basic 6.0 enterprise edition). The data connectivity occur through adodb, adobc.Now My problem is the course contains 3 months in a year.
After that the university examination occur. Then in next year it again start and end in three months. Suppose I install both software and they nicely worked and data connectivity works very fine. But in next year I found that the two indivisual software are running fine. But the data connectivity is not establishing.
I tried to uninstall the 2 indivisual software and install newly again.( means I unstall the fully the 2 software through control panel add remove programs. Then from registry.then from environement variable. Then all entries related to these 2 software from all pc's and then newly install.but the 2 software indivisuallly working fine.but no connectivity between them.the last thing i tried to format all pcs and then newly install software.this task is hectic.and the senior teams are not agreed with formatting in every year.Now my question is.1.
Is there any way to do this job without formatting all pcs?2. As I am not installing msdn so this problems appear?What is the solution please help. Friday, September 21, 2012 4:58 AM THIS IS WORKING!!!! Thank you very much!!I have W7 64bitsWell concerning Visual Studio 6.0 Setup on windows vista or windows 7:For the x32 Users you have to follow the following:1. Download the javacypt.dll file (zip) from above.2. Copy javacypt.dll to 'C:Windowssystem32'.3. Register the dll:a.
Open up a command promt by Start - Run - type in 'cmd' and select OK.b. Type the command: regsvr32 c:windowsSysWOW64javacypt.dll4. Install Visual Studio 6.0.5. Install Service Pack 6.0.-For x64 windows users:1. Download the javacypt.dll file (zip) from above.2. Copy javacypt.dll to 'C:WindowsSysWOW64'.3. Copy again javacypt.dll but to 'C:Windowssystem32' this time.4.
Register the dll:a. Open up a command promt by Start - Run - type in 'cmd' and select OK.b. Type the command: regsvr32 c:windowsSysWOW64javacypt.dllc. Type again the command: regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll5. Install Visual Studio 6.0.6.
Install Service Pack 6.0. Tuesday, March 20, 2012 7:36 AM SIR,I AM TRYING TO INSTALL VISUAL STUDIO 6 AND AFTER COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION THE MESSAGE SHOWS 'SETUP WAS UNABLE TO CREATE A DCOM USER ACCOUNT IN ORDER TO REGISTER 'C:PROGRAMFILESMICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIOTOOLSVS-ENT98VANALYZERVALEC.EXE' I HAVE DOWNLOADED javacypt.dll file (zip)AND FOLLOWED THE STEPS GIVEN BUT AFTER EXECUTING THE 'regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll' COMMAND THE MESSAGE SHOWS THAT ' LOAD LIBRARY(C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32JAVACRYPT.DLL)FAILED - THE SPECIFIED PROCEDURE COULD NOT BE FOUND.' PLEASE HELP ME SIR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE I HAVE EXAMS ON VISUAL STUDIO6. Monday, December 12, 2011 7:36 PM This is your answer to #NareshSo for some reason your system is not recognizing the regsvr32. I am not that familiar with all the different varieties of Windows (64 bit, Windows 7, etc.) but it is possible that the OS you are running is impacting that.
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However, as far as I know regsvr32 is still used on other versions of windows. It's also possible that your environmental variables got messed up.regsvr32.exe should be located under C:WINDOWSsystem32. If you find it there, you can try running the command:C:windowssystem32regsvr32.exe c:windowssystem32javacypt.dllwhich will ignore the path file.
))))I've done this your suggestion but the message that comes out does not change (Load library(regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll)failed.The specified procedure could not be found). Saturday, December 10, 2011 3:41 PM Follow up to my last comments:I did see the javacypt.DLL already installed in Windows XP 64-bit and is found in C:WindowsSYSWOW64 which prevented the regsvr32.exe from registering originally the javacypt.dll when I tried to register it. SYSWOW64 in MS 64-bit OS emulation that allows 32-bit executables to be given 4 GB of memory address space instead of the 2GB memory address space under 32-bit Windows Server 2003 OS and this is the reason why I am installing VS 6 to test IIS6 web application to run under 64-bit OS (Windows XP 64-bit has IIS6 and share the same code base as Windows Server 2003 64-bit). Sunday, July 10, 2011 10:38 AM Firstly, thank to Matt again for his kindness.When I installed VC 6.0 in Win7, I met the same problem. I used Matt' s solution and then solved the issue.However, in my computer, the directory was defined as 'C:WindowsSystem32', where the lettle of 'c', the 'w' in 'windows' and the 's' in 'system32' was capital. At the beginning I tried the command that Matt had given and I failed.
But when I changed the command to 'regsvr32 C:WindowsSystem32javacypt.dll', I successed. Then I went on the installion as the following step and the 'javasign.dll' error didn't appear any more.So, I think the command 'regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll' may be case sensitive. Friday, April 1, 2011 9:59 AM I also ran into Java VM issue installing Visual Studio 6.0 on Windows 7 x64. I had to do the following steps to resolve the Java VM issue.0.
Start cmd as administrator1. Copy msjava.dll and javacypt.dll from an XP machine to BOTH System32 and SysWOW64 directories on Win7 x64 machine.2. Regsvr32 c:WindowsSystem32msjava.dll3. Regsvr32 c:WindowsSystem32javacypt.dllThen do the Visual Studio setup and ignore compatibility issues.Windows 7 x64 seems to be playing around with System32 and SysWOW64 behinds the scene. Monday, February 7, 2011 3:51 PM Well concerning Visual Studio 6.0 Setup on windows vista or windows 7:For the x32 Users you have to follow the following:1. Download the javacypt.dll file (zip) from above.2.
Copy javacypt.dll to 'C:Windowssystem32'.3. Register the dll:a. Open up a command promt by Start - Run - type in 'cmd' and select OK.b. Type the command: regsvr32 c:windowsSysWOW64javacypt.dll4. Install Visual Studio 6.0.5.
Install Service Pack 6.0.-For x64 windows users:1. Download the javacypt.dll file (zip) from above.2. Copy javacypt.dll to 'C:WindowsSysWOW64'.3. Copy again javacypt.dll but to 'C:Windowssystem32' this time.4.
Register the dll:a. Open up a command promt by Start - Run - type in 'cmd' and select OK.b. Type the command: regsvr32 c:windowsSysWOW64javacypt.dllc. Type again the command: regsvr32 c:windowssystem32javacypt.dll5. Install Visual Studio 6.0.6. Install Service Pack 6.0.-Wish i was helpful enough.and thank you all.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010 7:53 PM Hello everyone,for anyone who is STILL having trouble installing VB6 on Windows XP 32 or 64 bit, please make sure the following is true:You have the real MSJava.dll file (not empty file) in the C:Windows directory. You can download this file here: have the real JavaCypt.dll file in the C:Windowssystem32 directory from the top of the page.I also installed Java, I'm not sure if that helped or not, but it's worth a try if nothing else works.Hope this helps someone,Alex. Thursday, September 30, 2010 6:38 AM There is a version of VB in later versions of Visual Studio, but it is quite a jump from VB 6. There might be tools that would help you convert your project, but I'm sure it wouldn't be a straight-forward task.I'm under the impression that some of the people who have commented in this thread have gotten VB 6 to work in Vista or Windows 7 but I am not certain. Another option would be to run VM Ware or Virtual PC in XP, but that will take some time and effort (possibly money) as well. Wednesday, September 29, 2010 8:23 PM Fawad in my own opinion VB 6.0 is not compatible with Windows 7 and evenWindows Vista, you might want to try Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 or Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 they also include VB just to meet your system requirements since your using Windows 7. Me and my friends already tried installing VB6 on Windows Vista and Windows 7 but its no good, I think vb6 is too old or should I say obsolete to meet the system requirements of Windows 7.
If you really want to use VB6 I think the best solution is downgrade your operating system, install Windows XP instead, well you have to sacrifice your OS if you really want to install VB6.Good luck. Wednesday, September 29, 2010 2:36 PM Fawad if I understand you correctly it sounds like you are having the same issue Jaw was above on his post from Sept 17 at 10:24AM. I gave a couple of options on the very next post; you could try those. But Jay's problem ended up being a different solution as he posted on Sept 17 at 1:12PM (3 posts above this one).
Hopefully one of those ideas helps point you in the correct direction.I just recently started using Windows 7 myself and have not had a need to install VB 6.0 so I am not sure what issues you might run into. Friday, September 17, 2010 1:12 PM Thanks for the quick response Matt. Trust me, I've been wearing Google out trying to figure out this problem, but in the end I figured out a work-around on my own. I think the problem stemmed from the fact that I had a 'dummy' msjava.dll under my Windows folder. Many sites tell you to create one of these in order to trick Visual Studio so it won't try to install the MS Java Virtual Machine. However, I don't think you can register javacypt.dll without having a real msjava.dll file.So, the solution was to copy the real msjava.dll from one of my other machines and put it in the SysWow64 folder. Once I did that, javacypt registered without a problem.
And after that I finally was able to install Visual Studio with VB 6 and Interdev without any problems.Thanks again for your help. I'm glad I found this page!
Friday, September 17, 2010 10:31 AM Hi Jay, I don't have an immediate solution, but I do have a couple thoughts.1. You could try moving the dll to your 32 bit registry folder.2. A quick google search did not show a 64 bit registry tool, but I would imagine there must be a work around for this (I haven't dug into it before as I just recently moved to a 64 bit OS and haven't had the need yet).3. I doubt it, but there is a possibility that there may be a 64 bit version of this dll that you can download.4. Googling the exact error you came up with could give results.
Friday, September 17, 2010 10:24 AM Matt, thanks so much for posting this information. I've been banging my head trying to get VS6 to install under 64-bit Windows 7. I'm hoping I'm close, but I can't get javacypt.dll to register.
As pointed out above, I'm using regsvr32 from the SysWow64 folder. Here's my command line:C:WindowsSysWOW64regsvr32 C:WindowsSysWOW64javacypt.dllBut I'm getting this error: 'The module C:WindowsSysWOW64javacypt.dll may not be compatible with the version of Windows that you're running.
Check if the module is compatible with an x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of regsvr32.exe.' Wednesday, September 1, 2010 1:10 PM Don't know for certain, but it sounds like a permissions issue. On Windows 7 and Vista they lock down a lot of files and permissions. It sounds like an issue I ran into with installing LabVIEW last week. I found a procedure on how to get the trustedinstaller.exe file to run as administrator, but I'm not certain that is your problem, and I cannot find the procedure right now.
This shows some walk-throughs on some similar problems for an unrelated software that might help point you in the right direction:http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403915.html. Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:53 PM Hi Matt,Hi its me again, sir I just wanna ask a queation, previously I installed Windows XP SP3 Vista Inspirat on my computer and installed a Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 and the process was good and smooth the Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 installed the complete package including the VB 6 with no errors. Then something bad happened I accidentally messed up with my files and was forced to reformat my computer, I again installed Windows XP SP3 Vista Inspirat but when I installed the Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 I encoutered the same problem, the package was not completely installed just the VB 6 and the Visual Foxpro. I tried to use another installer of Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 which I borrowed to my friend, and again I reformat my computer and installed Windows XP SP3 but not the Vista Inspirat anymore, I was suspecting that the vista Inspirat was the main reason why it is happening. But again I got the same problem and the same error the package was not completely insatalled.
Then one of my friend told me that the main reason is that Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 is a very old version that it cannot match the system requirements of Windows XP SP3 he said its not compatible with newer versions of Windows so I was forced to install Windows XP SP2 and intalled the Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 and it was good the package was completely installed. I don't have a choice I had to downgrade my Windows from SP3 to SP2 coz' I really need VB 6. But if Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 is really not compatible with Windows XP SP3 or higher then why it installed during my first installation? And just this last 2 weeks ago I installed Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 to one of my friend's computer and it was good it installed the complete package then I was surprised to know that he's using a Windows XP SP3. Matt can you explain to me why is it happening?Thanks! Friday, November 20, 2009 7:13 AM Hi Naresh,So for some reason your system is not recognizing the regsvr32. I am not that familiar with all the different varieties of Windows (64 bit, Windows 7, etc.) but it is possible that the OS you are running is impacting that.
However, as far as I know regsvr32 is still used on other versions of windows. It's also possible that your environmental variables got messed up.regsvr32.exe should be located under C:WINDOWSsystem32. If you find it there, you can try running the command:C:windowssystem32regsvr32.exe c:windowssystem32javacypt.dllwhich will ignore the path file.FYI, paths are managed under System Properties -Advanced - Environmental Variable. You should see%SystemRoot%system32 as one of several text strings under Path.Hopefully that helps!