Given the following szenario: I have realized a COM+ component which is
itself uses 3rd party assemblies. These assemblies are strong-named. So far,
so good.
The problem is that these beforementioned assemblies have configuration

I have written a ServicedComponent in VB.NET that will be used from both
classic ASP and ASP.NET. It works fine on my development box, and when I run
it in COM+ on the same server as IIS. When I tried moving the component to a
different server and exported a proxy to use on the web ...

I develop a COM using vb.net 2002 (framework 1.0) for an
ASP page ( not asp.net) and gave it to my coworker.  This
is what he done:
1. Copy the COM .dll file to the asp page directory on a

   I have developed a dll application using VB .Net and i can register my
tlb file on my machine without any trouble. Bu i cannot register it on
another machine.
I get the error message;

I am trying to use COM+ transaction in a few of components I developed.
I am using the Manual Transaction to control the COMMIT and ROLLBACK of the
transaction.
However, the components not working correctly.

Does a remote ServicedComponent require IIS on the server?
Thanks,
Jim

I have an assembly with serviced component which runs as a server
application under COM+.
I also would like to add another regular class to the same assembly.
1) What ramifications can it have?

I have a collection of related data access members that provide data
manipulation capabilities to a business object. Each business object has its
own web service that exposes methods for finding, loading and saving data
back to the datasource. Inside the save method I use an ADO.NET ...

I would like to ask why do the server side and the client side both keep a
copy of the object dll?
Actually, I am requesting an object on the server side, so what kind of work
of the dll of the client side does?

   I had a UI layer that will call the App layer through remoting. The
components at App layer are COM+ components.
   But I failed to dispose the com+ component and I had tried to find
information from internet and it seem like no solution for this.