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COM interop and Windows Service problem

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C. Ramsey - 18 Sep 2003 14:39 GMT
I have a .NET Windows Service app that instantiates a COM
component.  The service instantiates the COM object on my
developer PC but does not work when deployed to the
production server that has .NET Framework.  The error
that I get is: QueryInterface for interface PISDK.IPISDK
failed.  

I am using private assemblies and not the GAC.  

Also, I can perform the same logic in a Windows Forms or
ASP.Net application on the production server and the COM
part works. Can someone please help?
C. Ramsey - 18 Sep 2003 20:28 GMT
Nevermind.  Something was fouled up in the .NET Framework
install.  Re-installed and all is fine.  Sorry for the
inconvenience.

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