I am sure it is possible, but am unable to get it to work...I need to compile a VB.NET Class Library into a .dll and then beable to communicate to it with asp....
Thanks
Mike

How can a function tell if it has been called from a ASPX page or ASMX web
service versus being called from a console or windows app? I need to extend
the EventLog class to write events and need to know the name of the app or
the name of the page or the name of the service calling ...

Please help me.
object[] Param = new object[1];
Param[0] = "Hello everybody!";
System.Type BankType = System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("BankComponent.Account","SERV1");

I receive the error "Access is denied" calling a Com+ component (managed
code) from an aspx page.
I've tried changing roles for Asp.net user, user in machine config, dcom
permission, package launching user and so on ...

We are planning to migrate our vb6 components (published in com+) to vb.net
dll. Front end (vb6) will remain the same. What are the advantages and
disadvantages, do's and don'ts, best pratices to follow?
Thanks and regards

Can someone please look at this code and tell me why I get an exception
error on the last line:
For aa = 0 To ds.Tables(0).Columns.Count - 1
   dbColumn = New SQLDMO.Column

I have a app that uses remoting to share an object that is an interface to
another DCOM application.  Anyway, I would like to convert this app into a
Windows Service but I think am running into a security issue.  When the
service tries to launch the other application (OnStart) so ...

I am writing a web site for my client using asp.net. But I don't want him to
able to read the code and reuse it in future.  How can I protect the code
and still give him a copy? Any idea? just wild guess like compiling the
project into .exe, component or dll. I have no idea. Please ...

I have developed my first .NET component using System.EnterpriseServices, System.Reflection, ServicedComponent ... etc (you know),  this is working very good. When I add a reference to this assembly (.DLL) since my ASP.NET I don't have any problem.
For publishing in COM+, I have ...

My application is running on one virtual server while the sql server
database is running on another virtual server.
When i try to run my application making a transactional call using
Serviced Components, I get the following error in the application log.

My program is to send sms(short message) to a group of
mobile receivers. I devide the business into two parts:
asp.net and queued component. Asp.net accept the txt file
of receivers' phone numbers and group the numbers to

I am currently using COM+ serviced components to handle my transactions. If
I use manual transactions my database calls are at least 4x faster (even
with object pooling enabled on the COM+ objects).  Are there any good
reasons now or coming in the future other than distributed ...

I am calling two INSERT stored procedure.  I am using COM+ 1.5 and automatic
transactions (ServicedComponent) with connection pooling.  I created an
example that calls the same stored procedure using maunal transactions
transactions (tran = sqlConnection.BeginTransaction();).  In a ...

I use VB.Net and was wondering what the bare minimum code would be to host a
component under COM+...? In VB6 you just create a class module and the IDE
does most of the work but under .Net isn't there more that needs to be
implemented...? More than just defining methods, properties ...

I developed a component in Vb.Net to modify a registry key on a Server has
Windows Server 2003 ,Im using the command .SetValue, but it keeps giving me
the error " Can not write to the Registry Key" . Do you have any idea how to
solve this?