Hi,
I'm getting a invalid cdkey response about 1 out of every 6 connects and I can't find the problem and hoping one of you can. Here's how I pass the parameters and im using the bnetauth class from bnetweb.com.
DWORD Prod = 0,Val1 = 0,Val2 = 0;
MessageBox(NULL,CDKey,"",MB_OK);
if(!b.DecodeCDKey( CDKey, &Prod, &Val1, &Val2 ))
{
s << cWhite << s.getTime() << cRed << "CDKey Decode Failed!\n";
closesocket( wSock );
return;
}
I'm message boxing the CDKey everytime before it decodes to double check if the value is correct and it has been correct everytime. Post back for more code if needed.
Outdated library.
What's the return value supposed to be upon success?
Why not use BNCSUtil (http://bncsutil.ionws.com/)?
Quote from: MyndFyre[vL] on July 16, 2006, 05:29 PM
Why not use BNCSUtil (http://bncsutil.ionws.com/)?
I didn't know the library was outdated.
UL: Boolean
Edit: Can I load this dll in my application unlike I could bnetauth.dll?
Quote from: Spilled on July 16, 2006, 06:32 PM
Edit: Can I load this dll in my application unlike I could bnetauth.dll?
What...
Include the correct bncsutil header file, and yes.
Quote from: Topaz on July 16, 2006, 07:50 PM
Quote from: Spilled on July 16, 2006, 06:32 PM
Edit: Can I load this dll in my application unlike I could bnetauth.dll?
What...
I couldn't load the bnetauth.dll into my application somewhat like vb6 because of some reason, can I load the bncsutil.dll library this way?
Rabbit: which header file would that be?
Quote from: Spilled on July 17, 2006, 12:30 AM
Quote from: Topaz on July 16, 2006, 07:50 PM
Quote from: Spilled on July 16, 2006, 06:32 PM
Edit: Can I load this dll in my application unlike I could bnetauth.dll?
What...
I couldn't load the bnetauth.dll into my application somewhat like vb6 because of some reason, can I load the bncsutil.dll library this way?
Rabbit: which header file would that be?
You should be able to load bnetauth.dll into your standard vb app and yes you can load BNCSUtil.dll into your vb app.
Quote from: Networks on July 17, 2006, 01:39 AM
Quote from: Spilled on July 17, 2006, 12:30 AM
Quote from: Topaz on July 16, 2006, 07:50 PM
Quote from: Spilled on July 16, 2006, 06:32 PM
Edit: Can I load this dll in my application unlike I could bnetauth.dll?
What...
I couldn't load the bnetauth.dll into my application somewhat like vb6 because of some reason, can I load the bncsutil.dll library this way?
Rabbit: which header file would that be?
You should be able to load bnetauth.dll into your standard vb app and yes you can load BNCSUtil.dll into your vb app.
I know i can load it into my vb app, i'm talking about C++. I couldn't use bnetauth because of some reason UL pointed out in a previous topic, can I use BNCSUtil?
the bnetauth.dll file was written in C. there shouldnt be any reason you cannot use it in your C++ application.
I think he means direct inclusion, not calling functions from the compiled DLL.
the bnetauth.dll source code is publicly available. there shouldnt be any reason you cannot use it in your C++ application.
Dont mean to bring up an old topic but didnt think a new one was needed. I'm loading the bncsutil.dll library into my application and im now working on the decoding part but its getting me an error.
typedef int (*Dec)(const char*, int);
Dec kd_create;
kd_create = (Dec)GetProcAddress(hLib,"kd_create");
Here is how im using it:
int decoder = kd_create(theKey,13);
if(decoder == -1)
{
s << cWhite << s.getTime() << cRed << "Failed to Create Decoder!\n";
closesocket( wSock );
FreeLibrary(hLib);
return;
}
Any ideas why? When i call kd_create is when i recieve the error.
Why are you dynamically loading it? Why not link it into your project? All you would need to do is include the header files and tell your linker to statically or dynamically link to it. Then you don't need to go through the hoohah about GetProcAddress.
Are you testing your result from GetProcAddress() and LoadLibrary()?
I dunno why i jsut thought this would be the easiest way, so If i include the decode header file and checkrevision would this be alot easier and less stressful?
You need to include the BNCSUtil headers *and* tell your linker to link to the .lib file.
Which lib file would that be?
BNCSUtil.lib. You'll need to download the source code... then compile it into a library... then link to the library.
[edit]Or, even easier, you can get the 1.2 (http://bncsutil.ionws.com/new/) binaries and *gasp* the .lib file is already compiled![/edit]
You don't know why you were dynamically loading it?
I get the feeling you don't know a damn thing about C++. That would be a start.