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Florian Harbich
[X-POST & FUP-2: microsoft.public.webservices]
Hi Codegurus
I hope this is the right group for my problem:
I wrote a COM component in Microsoft Visual C# that communicates
with a ASP.NET Webservice using WSE3.
When I want to use this component in a Visual Basic 6 or unmanaged c++
Application, I always get the error
"Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.
Parameter name: Policy '<mypolicyname>' is not configured in the system"
The policy is defined in an wse3policyCache.config file which is referenced
in app.config as usual.
When I compile and run the component as Application
(with Main Method for testing) everything works fine.
It seems that I have to "load" the policy in the application
that uses the component instead of attatching it to the component itself,
but how do I do this as there's no app.config or something alike.
--
Greetings,
Florian
there are 11 kind of people, those who know this joke and laugh, those who
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Hi Codegurus
I hope this is the right group for my problem:
I wrote a COM component in Microsoft Visual C# that communicates
with a ASP.NET Webservice using WSE3.
When I want to use this component in a Visual Basic 6 or unmanaged c++
Application, I always get the error
"Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.
Parameter name: Policy '<mypolicyname>' is not configured in the system"
The policy is defined in an wse3policyCache.config file which is referenced
in app.config as usual.
When I compile and run the component as Application
(with Main Method for testing) everything works fine.
It seems that I have to "load" the policy in the application
that uses the component instead of attatching it to the component itself,
but how do I do this as there's no app.config or something alike.
--
Greetings,
Florian
there are 11 kind of people, those who know this joke and laugh, those who
know but don't understand and those who don't even know...