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 called, the
method does nothing, just throws an Application exception. Overrided
CanBePooled to return true. Well, the object in the pool is still
activated after the method return (eventtracking enabled to monitor the
pool). If the server method doesnt throw an exception, the behaviour is
the expected and the counter of activated objects is decremented.
The thing that I cant understand is that this only happens when the
method of the server is member of a public interface (the server then
derives from serviced component and the interface being implemented).
If I dont use interfaces, the object is deactivated. Using transactions
or implementing manually the activation/deactivation doesnt change
anything. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,
Isidoro de la Cierva