object creation in global.asa -- inetserver asp components

inetserver asp components : object creation in global.asa

Nick
11/14/2003 6:37:48 AM

In the global.asa I am using the followng code to generae
a session wide variable:

<OBJECT ID="gobjEnquiry" RUNAT="Server" SCOPE="Session"
PROGID="TCWebComponents.clsEnquiry">
</OBJECT>

I should be able to access this on any asp page using:

gobjEnquiry.user

Having moved the site to a new server this now fails with
the object required error message being produced. All
components are registered on the server and are fully
accessable through interdev. If I create the object on
the actual asp page the object is created ok and is fully
usable. Why is my session object not being created? Any

Tom Kaminski [MVP]
11/14/2003 11:44:33 AM

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Is the root folder of your application set as an Application in the IIS MMC?

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Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)
12/27/2003 9:08:34 AM

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Is that a VB6 component? If yes, that's the reason. Officially, VB6
components can even not be stored as a reference at the application and IIS6
might enforce that rule.
You'd better create components that are not stored in the application or
session, create a component that serializes on a page base using a
propertybag (which is feasable with VB6 very well!)

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Derek Shaw
1/6/2004 10:29:48 AM

Nick,

Did you ever get a solution to this. I am having the exact same problem
creating an object as you were. The object standard COM object, this
works fine in IIS5 and if I create the object at aplication start rather
than with the <OBJECT> tag.

Just wondering what you ended up doing.

~derek.

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