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Component in COM+ No Enterprise Services

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cksj - 22 Sep 2004 17:40 GMT
What are the implications of an assembly written VB.Net that is
registered in COM+ but is not referencing the Enterprise Services? We
have a couple of programmers who develops assemblies (no reference to
Enterprise Services) and likes to stick it to COM+. Basically, the
assemblies has no knowledge of COM+, but it is running in our web
server in COM+.

We're getting a lot of COM surrogate errors and I'm guessing it's
because of these assemblies.

Thanks for any input.

Cesar
Jos? Miguel Torres - 29 Sep 2004 14:27 GMT
The componente registered is not able to use COM+ Services as transactions,
JIT, object pooling, and more. To use componente without ServicedComponent
reference is like COM+ library component.
regards

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http://jmtorres.blogspot.com

> What are the implications of an assembly written VB.Net that is
> registered in COM+ but is not referencing the Enterprise Services? We
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> Cesar

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