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Using caching app block for a COM+

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Roni Burd - 20 Jan 2005 17:42 GMT
Hi,
I've been having toruble using Caching Application Block form whithing a
server activated COM+ (Serviced Component). The problem is that the
CachingAB is throwing the following exception:

"Could not create
Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.Cache.CacheConfigurationHandler,Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.Cache"

The configuration settings are set in machine.config. I've tryied putting
CachingAB into the GAC but doesn't seem to be working either.

I've been realying on this app. block before, how can I make it work with
Serviced Components?
Roni Burd - 20 Jan 2005 21:35 GMT
I fixed the problem but stumbled into a bigger one. The configuration
settings is extracted from either machine.config or \System32 since
DLLHost.EXE is the one executing the Serviced Component.

The problem I have now is that I have to register every DLL the COM uses or
copy it to \System32 directory - an ugly solution.

Any thoughts?

> Hi,
> I've been having toruble using Caching Application Block form whithing a
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> I've been realying on this app. block before, how can I make it work with
> Serviced Components?

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