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RegSvcs Error System.ArgumentOUtOfRangeException with VB6 interfac24 Jun 2005 19:09 GMT1
I'm running into a odd situation trying to run RegSvcs on a C# library that
is implementing ComponentServices and an interface that is exposed by a VB6
library.
Steps to reproduce the error:
How to implement a windows service in C#.Net which runs on a scheduled basis ( which sends an email alert to all the subscribers)23 Jun 2005 21:07 GMT1
I need to develop a Windows service which runs on a daily basis and
it's purpose is to scan a bunch of tables and get some alert messages
and format them into an html document and send them to the subscribed
users? Suppose I have some alerts for a client, I need to display the
COM+ object pooling problem21 Jun 2005 08:30 GMT1
For some reason- the components that I derived from ServicedComponent, that
use to participate in an object pool, apparently do not anymore. Each time a
component is needed, a new one is constructed- thus defeating the purpose of
the object pool. This used to work (i.e. ...
com+ clsid(...) is not valid or not registered20 Jun 2005 13:29 GMT1
I have a clientserver program that was writtern in c++ 6.0. It has a
executable(.exe)
that was registered with /register switch when run. The regedit shows that
this program
Problem with Path.GetTempFileName16 Jun 2005 07:38 GMT4
I have a serviced component that is running in COM+ under a specific local
user identity. Despite the fact that the process is running in the specified
identity, Path.GetTempFileName SOMETIMES returns a filename located
%windir%\temp.
service logs on locally+interactivly but cant access network ?07 Jun 2005 15:45 GMT1
I've created a Windows service. It requires interaction with the desktop and
is therefore running under the LocalSystem account. It also requires access
to the network. Does anyone know how this can be acheived?
Can you change the access level of LocalSystem account to give it ...
Confused by Delegate Events07 Jun 2005 04:38 GMT3
I'm confused by documentation and examples on using Delegate to create
Events for use with COM
In some situation I see a parameter list of (sender as Object, e as
EventArgs) and other times I see no parameters, or a list of parameters that
 
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