Error 70/$46 with ASP/COM

[Jean-Yves]

Hi

I have an ASP page that uses one of my COM object reference stored in a session variable. It makes a call like "set v= session("grrrr") / call v.method()". Randomly the call to "method" generates a 70 / $46 error. I'm connected as the anonymous user. The IUSR_* user is member of the Administrators group. I really don't understand! If somebody has an idea... Thank-you in advance

Kind regards
Jean-Yves

 

[Ray at]

What's a 70/$46 error?

Perhaps the session is timing out.

Storing objects in session variables is ill-advised.
(http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2053)

Ray at work

Hi,

I have an ASP page that uses one of my COM object reference stored in a

session variable. It makes a call like "set v= session("grrrr") / call
v.method()". Randomly the call to "method" generates a 70 / $46 error. I'm
connected as the anonymous user. The IUSR_* user is member of the
Administrators group. I really don't understand! If somebody has an idea...
Thank-you in advance.

 

[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

In fact, I made a mistake in my question, that's an application level
variable. So I make something like that: "set v= application("grrrr")".
Another thing is that if I refresh the page, all is fine!? I have the same
"access denied" error whatever the protection level I use for my IIS
application...

Thank-you very much for your help.

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
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[Ray at]

Session or application, you should not be storing this object in either.

Have you allowed launch permissions for iwam and/or iusr in dcomcnfg?

Ray at work

Hi Ray,

In fact, I made a mistake in my question, that's an application level
variable. So I make something like that: "set v= application("grrrr")".
Another thing is that if I refresh the page, all is fine!? I have the same
"access denied" error whatever the protection level I use for my IIS
application...

Thank-you very much for your help.

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
------------------------------------------

What's a 70/$46 error?

Perhaps the session is timing out.

Storing objects in session variables is ill-advised.
(http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2053)

Ray at work


session variable. It makes a call like "set v= session("grrrr") / call
v.method()". Randomly the call to "method" generates a 70 / $46 error. I'm
connected as the anonymous user. The IUSR_* user is member of the
Administrators group. I really don't understand! If somebody has an idea...
Thank-you in advance.

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[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

Session or application, you should not be storing this object in either.

Yes I agree, but in that case, I didn't find another solution.

About the error, yes the IUSR_* user and the IUWAM_* user rights are OK in
DCOMCNFG.

The strange thing is that I do not have the error systematically. And when I
have the error, if I make a refresh, that always works. It really seems
that's a problem with the link with the ASP code and the COM component. I
don't think that, in that case, the COM method is called...

I hope you'll have another idea ;-). Thank-you very much for your help!

Kind regards,

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Jean-Yves Jourdain
J2S
29, rue Fourmentel - 59800 Lille - France
Tel : +33 (0)3 28 36 82 00
Fax : +33 (0)3 20 17 63 01
http://www.j2s.net
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Session or application, you should not be storing this object in either.

Have you allowed launch permissions for iwam and/or iusr in dcomcnfg?

Ray at work

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[Ray at]

Perhaps it's because the session is timing out and the object no longer
exists in the session variable (or app variable). Take your object out of
the session/application and try it. Again, storing objects in
session/application variables is bound to cause problems.

Ray at work

Hi Ray,

Yes I agree, but in that case, I didn't find another solution.

About the error, yes the IUSR_* user and the IUWAM_* user rights are OK in
DCOMCNFG.

The strange thing is that I do not have the error systematically. And when I
have the error, if I make a refresh, that always works. It really seems
that's a problem with the link with the ASP code and the COM component. I
don't think that, in that case, the COM method is called...

I hope you'll have another idea ;-). Thank-you very much for your help!

Kind regards,

------------------------------------------
Jean-Yves Jourdain
J2S
29, rue Fourmentel - 59800 Lille - France
Tel : +33 (0)3 28 36 82 00
Fax : +33 (0)3 20 17 63 01
http://www.j2s.net
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Session or application, you should not be storing this object in either.

Have you allowed launch permissions for iwam and/or iusr in dcomcnfg?

Ray at work

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[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

But how can I do if I have to use often a COM object without to store it at
the application level?

Thank-you for your help again!

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
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Perhaps it's because the session is timing out and the object no longer
exists in the session variable (or app variable). Take your object out of
the session/application and try it. Again, storing objects in
session/application variables is bound to cause problems.

Ray at work

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[Ray at]

In what way do you mean how?

Set oVar = CreateObject("Your.Object")

Ray at home

 

[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

OK but the problem is that I don't want to create the object every times I
need it. That's a too heavy operation. That's why I save the object instance
in an application variable.

Thank-you for your help!

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
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[Ray at]

Did you read this page and the links to the KB articles?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2053

Ray at home

Hi Ray,

OK but the problem is that I don't want to create the object every times I
need it. That's a too heavy operation. That's why I save the object instance
in an application variable.

Thank-you for your help!

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
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In what way do you mean how?

Set oVar = CreateObject("Your.Object")

Ray at home

it
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of OK
in component.
I stored
in

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[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

I'm going to read the articles and let you know. Thank-you !

Kind regards,

Jean-Yves
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Did you read this page and the links to the KB articles?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2053

Ray at home

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[Jean-Yves Jourdain]

Hi Ray,

Just to close the discussion. I finally contacted the Microsoft support. And
after some days or research, they found a recent "hotfix". That's it!

Thank-you again for your help.

Kind regards,

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Jean-Yves Jourdain
J2S
29, rue Fourmentel - 59800 Lille - France
Tel : +33 (0)3 28 36 82 00
Fax : +33 (0)3 20 17 63 01
http://www.j2s.net
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