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.NET COM Component & Remote Client & Windows Server 2003

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Raghu - 30 May 2005 16:27 GMT
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. Both
client and server machines have windows server 2003 with .net 1.1 (SP1)
installed on them.

When I tried to create the same object (using same VB.Script), I get
following error:
*****
The component or application containing the component has been disabled.
*****

I went back to the server machine and right clicked on the component. The
contenxt menu showed that component is NOT disabled. Did the same on com+
server application and it is NOT disabled either.

How can I get around this problem?

Thanks.
Raghu/..
Raghu - 30 May 2005 16:41 GMT
Just figured out how to do this using Your Server Wizard adming tool.

> 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
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> Thanks.
> Raghu/..

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