Publisher policy hosting in IIS

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I have a .NET remoting server component hosted in a COM+ application. For TCP hosting, this the dllhost instance that this component runs under acts as the remoting endpoint. In this case I can support old client versions by specifying a publisher policy to redirect to the currently installed assembly version on the server. Publisher policy is GAC'd.

I also want to support IIS hosting. In this case the IIS application creates an instance of the remoted COM+ component, with remoting configured in web.config. I can't make old client versions run in this configuration. Despite the GAC'd publisher policy on the server, the new assembly version is always loaded first, and the client complains of "invalid method signature".

I can't find any online reference on how to do this. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
Ian
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