I am trying to get my C# object to be invoked by MSMQ triggers.  I
have the COM Callable Wrapper, and made my assembly strongly typed.
It works when all I have is a simple dump of the MSMQ body text into a
text file.

Hi, I have a system using a 3-tier physical architecture (IIS/COM+/DB).
A object in COM+ gets called abount 450,000 times day.
I was wondering if I could have some noticable performance gain in
activating "Object pooling". My method executes very fast and I don't

I have an aspx file that calls a C# COM+ function that returns a
DataSet from a SQL Server 2000 SP4 database.
[Transaction(TransactionOption.Required)]
When I run the page locally, everything is fine.  

I have an ASPNET application using VB.NET components in COM+. This worked
just fine in my old installation, a WinXP SP1. I'm now trying to get this to
run in my new installation, a WinXP SP2, and then I get the following error
when trying to instanciate a component

I'm quite a newbie in .net programming, so please excuse any dummy question

I'm trying to extend a component used by COM+ services in a ASP Page,
instanciated via a "Server.CreateObject()".

When a NT service starts and gets some exception it shows a message box
saying "timed out" or something similar kind of message.
Can this message be customized or can a message box be shown saying the
service canot be started becaues of certain resons.

We are considering two diferent architectures for an application.
The first one does not use .NET serviced components. It uses a simple
NET component for centralized data access. This component resides on
the bin folder of the asp.net application and reads some parameters

Hope someone can help me with this problem. I've written a Serviced
Component (VB.Net), signed it with a strong name (using SN.exe) and
registered it with the COM+ Catalog and added it to the GAC successfully. I
could see the component thru the Administrative Tools - Component ...

Hi Group,
I have a question. I am deploying my VC++ App and it works well with App_Name.tlb File included. Else it gives me an error saying "Error: Loading DLL".  I really don't understand why .Net App requires .tlb file?
U folks have any idea?
TIA