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| First of all, I have read all of the solutions I could possibly find for this issue. Secondly, none of them work for me. I am using: WinXP Pro SP2, VB6, ASP Here is a breakdown of my problem: - I have created a custom ActiveX DLL named DLObjects with a class named DLFactory. - I have registered this DLL - I created a COM+ application and set the Identity to the Administrator account - I CAN instantiate the DLL with VB6 - I CAN NOT instantiate the DLL with ASP - I have verified it is registered - I have verified IUSR and IWAM accounts have access to the DLL folder - I have used other third-party DLLs without an issue Here is the abridged code: <% Dim Factory Set Factory = Server.CreateObject("DLObjects.DLFactory") '<-- Error here. Yes, it is spelled correctly Set Factory = Nothing %> As stated before, I am able to use this DLL without issue in VB6 on the same machine. I am also able to copy to DLL to a Win2k3 machine, register, and use it in ASP. This is driving me completely mad as I have been programming professionally for 13 years and have NEVER had an issue that has stumped me like this... I am sure it is something simple (but my pride hopes otherwise). Any and all insights into this issue is more than appreciated. Please remember that I have read and tried all of the solutions for this and none have worked so please do not suggest these basic-easy-to-find-already-checked answers: - IUSR/IWAM Permissions - Registering DLL / COM+ - Checking the spelling Thanks again in advance for your help!! |
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| > - I have used other third-party DLLs without an issue > Other DLLs, like msado15.dll, also has the same error when unregerster then re-regerster using regsvr32.exe. |
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| "Kevin" <Kevin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:506B52D9-EE61-4716-A295-17F5D1A842C3@microsoft.com... > First of all, I have read all of the solutions I could possibly find for > this > issue. Secondly, none of them work for me. > use it in ASP. > > This is driving me completely mad as I have been programming > professionally > for 13 years and have NEVER had an issue that has stumped me like this... > I > am sure it is something simple (but my pride hopes otherwise). Any and > all > insights into this issue is more than appreciated. Sorry, numbers hardly do count. Try to run regmon from sysinternals and filemon. You -will- see what is missing or what permission is wrong. -- compatible web farm Session replacement for Asp and Asp.Net http://www.nieropwebconsult.nl/asp_session_manager.htm > Please remember that I have read and tried all of the solutions for this > and > none have worked so please do not suggest these > basic-easy-to-find-already-checked answers: > > - IUSR/IWAM Permissions > - Registering DLL / COM+ > - Checking the spelling > > Thanks again in advance for your help!! |
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