Hi Every one
How to work distributed transactions without MTS , using Windows 2000 server .
We can work it out in windows 2003 server environment using ServiceConfig,
ServiceDomain.

I've created a VS.Net COM+ Object in VB.Net and have been able to write a
test App on the PC that I created the COM+ object and it works great.
I then had one heck of a time getting the COM+ Object installed on our
Webserver (Win2003, IIS6 & .Net Framework)  I'm still pretty sure I ...

I'm writting a COM+ app, which uses dynamic class loading to load up an
instance of a class from an assembly, using:
Activator.CreateInstance(strAssemblyName, strClassName);
I've placed the required assembly in the GAC, but I still get the dreaded

I have searched hi & low, I reached to "No" but I cannot believe my
conclusion ...
The question is simple,
Can we expose COM+ component (Serviced Component) from a service using

Our existing ASP.NET application needs to support a new asynchronous
processing model.  Basically, a user interaction will cause an activity to
happen...the ASP.NET page returns immediately to the user while this
activity runs off in the background on the server.

I just spent a couple of days trying to make .NET component wrapped in a
ServicedComponent class to work. It used to work before and almost in a
sudden started throwing exceptions. After numerous trials and failures I
found out the following:

Hi, we have as assembly signed with a keyfile thats in a COM+
application. We take the same assembly but sign it with a different
keyfile and add it to another COM+ application.
The first application proxy will install fine on a IIS server but the

A simple question, I might have something wrong with my concepts, so
point it to me. Please this is important so if you have any lead just
send it along.
Can we expose COM+ object out-process?

It seems like I have tried everything but I simply can't find a solution. How can I add persistant subscriptions programatically. I need to setup my subscriptions during my application installation.
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