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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Component Services / May 2005

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COM+ querying roles applied to methods03 May 2005 12:36 GMT2
Is it possible to query the roles that are applied to
various methods using method level security in COM+?  E.g
iterating through methods and discoverying 1) if any role
based security is applied and 2)which role(s) are applied.
.NET Windows Service startup time (very slow)02 May 2005 19:07 GMT1
We think we have discovered a bug in .NET.
When we create a .NET windows service it take > 90 seconds at boot time to
startup the service, even when the service does nothing. After alot of
investigation and research we have discovered that if we make our service
Visual Studio COM reference02 May 2005 07:36 GMT2
Using Visual Studio 2003, you reference a service component with a project
reference. This is easy ans straightforward. BUT, How can I reference a
component that is installed in the system (I do not have the project). If I
add a COM reference, the following message appears : "A ...
How to reference a remote DLL01 May 2005 18:21 GMT2
How can i reference a dll on the server.. i am not talking about web
services of course. A pure DLL residing on the server, how can I
reference it?
Thanks
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