I have a com+ serviced component that I have created and each time a request
is made to the object it calls the new method on each request can someone
advise why this is happening ?
Thanks

Hello Alll
I have and interface with two methods Save() and Load(). A Base class
implements the interface and inherits ServicedComponent. I only want the
save to be enlist as a transaction. Is there an attribute or another

Hi, I have a .NET DLL that runs in a COM+ application on a W2K server.
I have no trouble calling this DLL until I change a parameter for a
class instead of a base .NET type. Then i receive the "Cannot find
assembly xxx" error.

I have an XML web service that can be customized by customers. The
goal is this...
A process must run *somewhere* that acts as an interface between the
web service and some foreign system. Whatever that foreign system is

Situation:
ASP.Net function has an object (an external class; don't know if you'd call
it a "COM" object anymore), and this object calls a COM+ object to update a
database. Sometimes, the web page will attempt to call a particular method

I'm in desperate need of help here, I'm about to pull my hair out over this
one.
I wrote a serviced component in C#, which basically just performs System.IO
operations like File.Exists, Directory.Exists, etc. The reason I wrote this

Will CLB work with ServicedComponents?  If so, are there any special
considerations?  Any direction would be appreciated.
TIA,
K. Zeronik

I read the following article about COM+ and .NET:
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotn
et/html/entserv.asp)
I have a question about this excerpt:

I am very new to COM+ and I am struggling with something that I think is not
possible. What I want to do is have a COM+ component that will have a
constructor that will take in TWO parameters. I know it is possible for a
COM+ component to have constructor that will accept ONE ...

Can someone point me to where I can understand the differences between
Server app. and Library app. in COM+ ?
In addition, what needs to be considered when selecting between these app.
types?

We are seeing the following error while trying to register
a serviced component: regsvcs mydll.dll
An unknown exception occurred during installation:
1: System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException -

 I am developing a dll in C#. This has to find the root directory(partition) in which the currently running Operating System is installed. Is there  a way to do it and how
Thanks in advance
Arr S

I got the following error. I have tried various setting but nothing works.
The network clients for the Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)
Network must have the remote clients/transactions option enabled.
The partner transaction manager has disabled its support for ...

I go to the Component Services snap-in, then onto Computers.. Where I right-click and it supposed to show me the properties menu item.  (NOT).
When I go to the transaction list it gives the error "cannot talk with the MSDTC on My Computer
Pls help.
thx

OK, I have a VB.NET Component that is COM Interopped so it can be
called from a VB6 COM+ DLL.
I have a setup project that places my .NET DLL into the GAC and
registers it. It also registers the associated type library (which