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const
LIBEAY_DLL_NAME = 'libeay32ag.dll';
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const
LIBEAY_DLL_NAME = 'libeay32ag.dll';
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const
SSL_DLL_name = 'openssldll\ssleay32.dll'; {Do not localize}
SSLCLIB_DLL_name = 'openssldll\libeay32.dll'; {Do not localize}
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const
GLIBEAY_DLL_Name : String = 'openssldll\libeay32.dll';
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const
LIBEAY_DLL_NAME = 'opensslFac\libeay32.dll';
Yes, the dll contain certain processed information from the database. The two dll's are connected to separate databases and have different information. I'm trying to exchange information between them – Tom
¿problemas de traducción?: http://translate.google.com/I don't think that's possible.
You'd have to write a .exe which loads the dll. Then you can span multiple processes (the .exe), and each will run its own instance of the dll. You'd have to use IPC (inter process communication) techniques to communicate with the .exes. Certainly doable, but not exactly a no-brainer. - Giel
This is the safest, and official, way to do it without resorting to lower level hacks. – Remy Lebeau