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VanQuy - 25 Nov 2003 04:58 GMT

Please help me.

object[] Param = new object[1];
Param[0] = "Hello everybody!";
System.Type BankType = System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("BankComponent.Account","SERV1");
object Bank = System.Activator.CreateInstance(BankType);
MethodInfo MI = obj.GetType().GetMethod("Hello");
MessageBox.Show(MI.Invoke(obj,Param).ToString());

It works on "SERV1", I can not access this component from remote machines.
I don't want to create an application proxy *.msi.

Thanks

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Klaus H. Probst - 30 Nov 2003 08:52 GMT

If you don't want to create a proxy you'll have to do something like a
manual proxy through remoting. Or, use VB6 or VC++ and go through DCOM.

A proxy is probably the easiest way to accomplish this.

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Please help me.

object[] Param = new object[1];
Param[0] = "Hello everybody!";
System.Type BankType =
System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("BankComponent.Account","SERV1");
object Bank = System.Activator.CreateInstance(BankType);
MethodInfo MI = obj.GetType().GetMethod("Hello");
MessageBox.Show(MI.Invoke(obj,Param).ToString());

It works on "SERV1", I can not access this component from remote machines.
I don't want to create an application proxy *.msi.

Thanks

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