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Same code in VBS file and VB.NET Assembly - VBS works but VB.NET fails
Posted by Raghu at 5/31/2005 1:05:38 PM
I have com+ server applicaiton on machine A. The exported application proxy
is installed on machine B. Both machines have windows 2003 os. Both machines
are configured to be application servers. I created on machine B:
1) A vbs file
2) VB.NET assembly
Both create the same component using Cr... more >>
.NET COM Component & Remote Client & Windows Server 2003
Posted by Raghu at 5/30/2005 8:27:36 AM
I wrote a .net com component and deployed it in component services as server
application. The identity is set to a domain user. When I tried to create an
object (using a VB.Script), it works fine. Now I export the above server
application as application proxy and install it on a different machine... more >>
Mystical run time error when putting C# library in COM+ application
Posted by Thomas Evensen at 5/21/2005 1:17:22 PM
Hello!
Short description of problem: My C# library works as a COM object (in
process), but when used in COM+ (out of process), I get some strange cast
error run time.
Long description of problem:
I have a C# library which holds a form with a microsoft web browser
component (Ax... more >>
Referencing a component
Posted by Arnaldo Fuziy at 5/18/2005 2:44:30 PM
Hi, I'm having a hard time doing the following:
Created a serviced component in VB.Net, installed it in COM+ in a W2003
server, exported it and installed it in my computer.
Now what do I have to do to use the component in a Windows app project?
'Cause when I try to make a reference directly ... more >>
Strange behaviour with autocomplete and exceptions
Posted by Isidoro de la Cierva at 5/12/2005 8:58:47 AM
Windows XP SP2
NET 1.1
C#
Using client/server COM+ with object pooling and JIT enabled. Typical
test program with client being a windows form and server a windows
library class derived form serviced component, with server activation.
Autocomplete attribute in the method of the server being cal... more >>
The call to Server.CreateObject failed while checking permissions. Access is denied to this object.
Posted by Jaime Stuardo at 5/10/2005 11:29:16 PM
Hi all..
I'm new in .NET framework.
I have developed a COM component in VS.NET. When I compiled it in a DLL and
then registered in Component Services, I get the error:
"The call to Server.CreateObject failed while checking permissions. Access
is denied to this object. "
I have tried ever... more >>
Registering components in component services.
Posted by Francois Malgreve at 5/10/2005 12:00:00 AM
Hi,
I created a simple example from the net to create a ServicedComponent. In my
C# project properties, I set the property "register for COM Interop" to
true. For VB.NET projects, it is a check box that I have to check.
Everything works well and I can indeed call the component from an other
a... more >>
setting Application Root Directory programticaly
Posted by Brendon at 5/9/2005 3:48:24 PM
Hi - does anyone know if there is there a way to set the
Application Root Directory setting for a com+ package
programatically?
There doesn't seem to be an Attribute available for it, but
its very useful for having seperate config file for each
package
Brendon.
... more >>
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windows 2003 and com components
Posted by BG at 5/5/2005 12:00:00 AM
I have this win2003 server and i have put some com components on it in
component services.
the strange thing is that they dont work when i access the website from the
internet but they do work when i access the from a machine which is in the
same C class
as the webserver or from the local machi... more >>
testing and Debugging COM+ components
Posted by anonymous NO[at]SPAM discussions.microsoft.com at 5/3/2005 4:40:37 AM
Hi - I'm having a lot of problems debugging COM+ components.
VS.NET seems to switch between hosting modes in a
indeterminable way - sometimes there is a security context
(i.e not hosted in dllhost) and sometimes its hosted but
can't step into the server code when debugging.
I suspect tha... more >>
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