SendMessage Fails with W2K SP4 under IIS

This is a discussion on SendMessage Fails with W2K SP4 under IIS within the Inetserver forums in Microsoft Tools category; I having a problem using the SendMessage api within a custom dll component called from IIS. It worked under W2K SP3 but not W2K SP4. My dll component still works under W2K SP4 if I run it within a VB/PC environment. I also can make it work under IIS but only if I use the Clipboard.Getdata instead of SendMessage. The error I get when my component is just registered is "Server threw an exception". If I install it as a component in IIS In-Service...my asp page doesn't respond and just hangs. I have looked into security etc...but nothing seems to ...

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Old 09-10-2003, 10:56 AM
steve
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Default SendMessage Fails with W2K SP4 under IIS

I having a problem using the SendMessage api within a
custom dll component called from IIS. It worked under W2K
SP3 but not W2K SP4. My dll component still works under
W2K SP4 if I run it within a VB/PC environment. I also
can make it work under IIS but only if I use the
Clipboard.Getdata instead of SendMessage.

The error I get when my component is just registered
is "Server threw an exception". If I install it as a
component in IIS In-Service...my asp page doesn't respond
and just hangs.

I have looked into security etc...but nothing seems to
work. Has anyone seen this? What approachs can I take
with IIS to figure this out because I feel I am missing
something either with security or ???

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