How Can I Use The Com+ Server From Client
- From: "Thanh Tam" <mickeyit2005@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 4 Jan 2007 02:35:07 -0800
Hi all,
I am currently developing a 3 tier application using .NET in C#. Like
a typical 3 tier application, business objects (lying
on COM+ server) and the database (on the database server)
Here is my problem. My business components are on the COM+ server on a
single machine. The client applications reside on various client
machines. I want that my client applications able to call the methods
of business object across machine. (And my business object method will
run under COM+).
I deployed my application on COM+ server,
exported the application and
generated the stubs. (Actually it generated a Windows Installer). I
ran the installer on another machine and tried adding the reference to
the .NET client. When I open the "Add Reference" dialog box, I found
my component in the COM tab of the dialog box. I tried adding the
reference it; it showed me following error message.
"A refrence "componentName" could not be added
The Activex type library "d:\\tt\\tt\\ComponentName.tbl" was exported
from a .Net assembly and cannot be add as the reference
Add a reference .Net assembly instead."
Thanks very much for reading the mail
With best regards
Mickeyit
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