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calling com+ objects from clients

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volkan - 24 Jun 2005 12:01 GMT
H all...

I created a com+ server component but I have a strange problem when calling
it from the client machines on the local network (clients machines can be a
member different domain or has no domain )
when calling com+ object from some clients it works well but some clients
give me an error telling "username name not found" .
username is a public property  of com server objects.
Can you tell me please what can the proble be??
thanks...
Ajit - 24 Jun 2005 18:46 GMT
This is happening on some machines because those might be having wrong TLB
file or wrong registry information for that component.

Check you have proper TLB file.
Clean your registry for same component and try again. (View component in the
object broswer to see all interfaces.)

Regards,
Ajit

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volkan - 24 Jun 2005 22:36 GMT
I registered com server one machine and I created a web proxy msi file using
dcomcnfg. then I  setup that msi file for each client. Why could the tlb
files  be different??
I dont register the dll for each client just setup proxy msi file...

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