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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Component Services / August 2004

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Newbie, dotNET: Local DLL is used instead of COM Component30 Aug 2004 00:06 GMT1
Please forgive me if this is stupid, but being new to COM, I cannot figure
it out. I followed one examples in Mike Gunderloys 70-310 exam preparation
book concerning component services.
I created a serviced component in a class library project, signed it,
70-310, 320: Local DLL is used instead of COM Component28 Aug 2004 22:25 GMT1
Please forgive me if this is stupid, but being new to COM, I cannot figure
it out. I followed one examples in Mike Gunderloys 70-310 exam preparation
book concerning component services.
I created a serviced component in a class library project, signed it,
When a component is configured to use COM+...27 Aug 2004 20:43 GMT4
I've come across some documentation from Microsoft that states:
"When a component is configured to use COM+, it must reside in only
one COM+ application."
I'm having trouble interpreting this. They cannot be stating that a
Newbie question -on enablecommit and disablecommit22 Aug 2004 04:38 GMT2
1)enableCommit Sets the consistent bit to true and the done bit to
false in the COM+ context.
but could some one explain a senario(example) when one would use this
method.
Strange Debugging Experience With a ServicedComponent20 Aug 2004 14:35 GMT1
I have a component that subclasses ServicedComponent. It has both JITA and
object pooling enabled. So all initialization code in in Activate method. It
is deployed as a com+ server application. When calling it from a test
application, it creates the object successfully. When keep a ...
AutoComplete attribute in Serviced Components-- how to use?17 Aug 2004 02:03 GMT3
I'm having some trouble mixing "AutoComplete" attributes and transactions
with my VB .Net components.
Right now, I have two classes --a "parent" and "child"-- that inherit from
the .Net "ComponentServices" class.  The parent class creates a new
Com+ - when to use ?16 Aug 2004 16:07 GMT1
My project has many layers - SI (sevice component), Orc
(Orchestration), BL &DAL. Nowdays i'm using com+ for every layer (Si
is a service component, others are plain library components).
My question is - should i use com+ other then for the si? will com+
How to invoke remote COM+ component in .NET12 Aug 2004 03:02 GMT2
I wanna invoke com+ components hosting in another computer, all application
including com+ components were written with Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
2003, but I don't know how to do it? Someone can help me? snippet codes or
articals?
Hosting JScript - .NET Automation09 Aug 2004 02:24 GMT4
Hi. I'm not very familiar with this area of .NET but I need a general overview of how to host JScript in my application? What I want
to do is for users to be able to write scripts so they can automate the app (it's going to be a Winforms program).
Thanks.
BUG: comrepl & windows server 200304 Aug 2004 16:55 GMT4
We use the com+ replication tool - comrepl.
This utility has a known bug with proxy applications
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=819978
It is also known that this bug has a fix on post-sp4 hotfix (written in the
 
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