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Passing a Collection object to a COM+ Server application.

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Naveed Anwar Kharadi - 20 May 2004 08:45 GMT
From: "Naveed Anwar Kharadi" <n-anwar@corrtec.com>
Subject: Passing a Collection object to a COM+ Server application.
Date: Thursday, May 20, 2004 12:43 PM

Hi,

I am trying to develop a COM+ Server Application, using C#.Net, that accepts
a ListDictionary object in one of its method arguments; but when the client
makes a call to this method there raises an error saying "Insufficient state
to deserialize the object. More information is needed.". This scenario works
fine when the application is a Library package; but since me client is ASP
therefore I need to make it a Server Application.
Can anybody please provide me with some suggestions of tackling this
situation. Its urgent.

Regards,
Naveed Kharadi.
Paul Glavich [MVP - ASP.NET] - 23 May 2004 09:25 GMT
>>  client is ASP
Do you mean ASP.NEt or simple ASP?

If ASP.NET , look at the [MarshalAs attribute to customise the way this type
is marshalled across managed and unmanaged code/boundaries.

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> From: "Naveed Anwar Kharadi" <n-anwar@corrtec.com>
> Subject: Passing a Collection object to a COM+ Server application.
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> Regards,
> Naveed Kharadi.

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