Re: Permission Denied

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From: Markus Weber (m.weber_at_megalith-software.de)
Date: 04/02/04 

Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 10:52:39 GMT

Just set read permissions on component to "Domain users"

On 2 Apr 2004 01:42:24 -0800, thorsten.druckenmueller@web.de (Thorsten
Druckenmueller) wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I try to create a COM Component on my local machine (W2K) and get a
>"Runtime Error 70, Permission Denied" Error.
>
>dim o as myComponent
>set o = new myComponent '<===== permission denied
>
>myCompoent is a self developed C++ COM Component. The constructor
>contains no code at all.
>
>The error occurs only if I log on as "Domain User". With local
>administrator privileges everthing works fine, but I can't give admin
>permissions to all users.
>
>And now the interesting thing. Bevor I installed the Microsoft SNA
>Client the component worked with "Domain User" privileges.
>Reinstalling the latest W2K Service Pack changes nothing.
>And something else. VB COM Components are still createable and
>callable.
>
>any ideas????
>
>/Thorsten

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