I have com+ server applicaiton on machine A. The exported application proxy
is installed on machine B. Both machines have windows 2003 os. Both machines
are configured to be application servers. I created on machine B:
1) A vbs file

I have created a class with a number of methods and events as described in
the MSDN infor for handling events.
I am trying to use the attributes GuidAttribute and DispID. The problem that
I'm having is that when I try to use the tlb file the guid and dispid

I wrote a .net com component and deployed it in component services as server
application. The identity is set to a domain user. When I tried to create an
object (using a VB.Script), it works fine. Now I export the above server
application as application proxy and install it on a ...

Short description of problem: My C# library works as a COM object (in
process), but when used in COM+ (out of process), I get some strange cast
error run time.
Long description of problem:

Hi all..
I'm new in .NET framework.
I have developed a COM component in VS.NET. When I compiled it in a DLL and
then registered in Component Services, I get the error:

Windows XP SP2
NET 1.1
C#
Using client/server COM+ with object pooling and JIT enabled. Typical

I have this win2003 server and i have put some com components on it in
component services.
the strange thing is that they dont work when i access the website from the
internet but they do work when i access the from a machine which is in the

Hi - I'm having a lot of problems debugging COM+ components.  
VS.NET seems to switch between hosting modes in a
indeterminable way - sometimes there is a security context
(i.e not hosted in dllhost) and sometimes its hosted but

I'm a VB6 developer for quite some time now and have also developed a mobile
app in VB.Net and C# a couple of years ago. I've been playing around with
.Net since then...
Now, we're starting to design the new corporate system and have developed a

I created a simple example from the net to create a ServicedComponent. In my
C# project properties, I set the property "register for COM Interop" to
true. For VB.NET projects, it is a check box that I have to check.
Everything works well and I can indeed call the component from an ...

Hi! We are trying to use ActiveDirectory with the following architecture

Server 1 : ASP.Net apps on a IIS in a DMZ
Firewall

Hi - does anyone know if there is there a way to set the
Application Root Directory setting for a com+ package
programatically?
There doesn't seem to be an Attribute available for it, but

Hey There,
I have created a serviced component using C#. I can install and export my COM+ Application under Windows XP. When I try to install the COM+ Application under Windows 2000 w/ service pack4 ... it goes pear shaped. The error I get is 8002801D, and complains about a ...

I have a COM object (a dll) and unfortunately for me, this object is single
threaded and I have no way to change this behavior.  What I currently do is
host this COM object (the dll)  in a ActiveX EXE COM object.  So everytime I
need a new instance of the dll COM object, I create a ...

Is it possible to send a custom command from a .NET console
application to my windows service?
Thanks,
Stefan