asp run on win2003?

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ll

Hi,

I have some ASP pages(called dlls) running well on Win2000, but not Win2003.
Got "Permission deny" when called Server.CreateObject("xx.xx").

Any ideas?

Thanks...
 
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Andrew J Durstewitz

So you are using an ASP page to call a DLL registered on the Windows
2003 server right? What is the name of the DLL you are using?

Andrew

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lionel

Andrew J Durstewitz said:
So you are using an ASP page to call a DLL registered on the Windows
2003 server right? What is the name of the DLL you are using?

Yes. That's right. The same set of code is running well on win 2000.
Actually the error msg is: ActiveX component can't create object.
I was able to create the first object ("FirstObject.INI"), but it failed to
create the sequent objects.
I can't debug on that Win2003 machine.
What will be the reason for failed to create object on Win2003?

Thanks for the help.
 
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Andrew J Durstewitz

Hmph, that is a strange one. I would open the DLL files that you have
created and check out what code your using. I do know that MS has
decided to kill off some of their older code. For example CDONTS don't
work anymore.

I would see if you can find any information on the code your DLL's are
using.

hth,
Andrew

DEVBuilder.org, http://www.DEVBuilder.org
ASP,ASP.NET,VB.NET,PHP,Java,and SQL Support, all in one place.
 
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lionel

Thanks Andrew.
I have found that one DLL can't be register in the Install.log(Could not
self-register:C:\Con.dll). It's DLL written in Java.
And when I register it, got this: DllRegisterServer in c:\Con.dll failed.
Return code was 0x80040154.
But I can register it on Win2000. Is it related to java virtual machine on
win2003? Why is fail to register on Win2003 not win2000?
Thanks again.
 

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