Getlinks with 64 bit

Getlinks with 64 bit

joelbrodeur1967
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Getlinks with 64 bit

joelbrodeur1967
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I am running 2012 64 bit on Win 7.  I have an external .exe, using VB.net, that works fine in a 32 bit environment.  However, while testing it on a 64 bit system I keep having problems with the getlinks.  Specifically:

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index is long

entityset is a selection set

objids is an array of longs    <-- I have also tried an array of objects with no luck

linkTemplate is a CAO.LinkTemplate

linkTypes is an Integer

      

For index = 0 To entitySet.Count - 1

                objIds(index) = entitySet.Item(index).ObjectID

Next index

 

linkSel = dbConnect.GetLinks(linkTemplate, objIds, linkTypes)  <-- errors here

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If I use "entitySet.Item(index).ObjectID" my return value is something like - 8796083315392

howver if I use "entitySet.Item(index).ObjectID32" my return value is something like - 42

 

I have looked on the boards and around the Net and have seen many references to this but I just have not seen much in the way of a fix.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks,

JB

 

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Anonymous
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Howdy,

 

I thought ObjectId was: public struct ObjectId : IComparable<ObjectId>?

How about an array of ObjectId's?

r,

dennis

 

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joelbrodeur1967
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Thank you for the reply.  Maybe I am missing something here but in VB.net I am not able to make an array of objectids.  Perhaps I am missing a reference. 

 

As a side note I am finding the same issue in reload labels.

 

I have set VB to compile to x64 only - as indictaed in some other posts.

 

Thank you,

JB

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_gile
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Hi,

 

As you're using the COM API, you should have more replies in the VBA forum.

 

Did you try to use ObjectId3d instead of ObjectId ?

The '32' suffixed propeties were provided to replace the non suffixed ones with 64 bits platforms.



Gilles Chanteau
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joelbrodeur1967
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Thanks,

I will move this over there and give it a try.

 

Joel

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