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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Component Services / November 2003

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Start / Stop Service from WEB Page13 Nov 2003 12:51 GMT2
I'm trying to use the ServiceController object to Start / Stop a service
from a web page. I have a Access denied message error. This seems to be
normal :-)  But now I try to get the rid of it, and I have no Idea how I can
do it.
ServicedComponent and Role based security12 Nov 2003 13:40 GMT2
I'm trying to get role based security to work with a
ServicedComponent, but I've been frustrated for days and I am totally
stuck. Any help would be appreciated.
What I'm trying to do is simply have a ServicedComponent written in
Transaction support for own classes09 Nov 2003 22:42 GMT2
I would like to be able to create classes that has transactional support.
For instance, let's say I want to create a BankAccount class, that does not
involve a database. Is there a way I can use component services to write
this class ?
ServicedComponent not released in COM+05 Nov 2003 20:02 GMT1
We have implemented a ServicedComponent which is accessed by other COM+
components written in VB6.  It's OK for for us to register the
ServicedComponent and we successfully put it into the same COM+ Application
(activated as Server instead of Library) with its client components.
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