Problem with DLL in Windows 2003

Hi,

I have a component(dll) that calls another component(dll), but i am getting the error "429 - cannot create object" when i call a method. For Example:

In the DLL that calls another DLL

VB Code:

Implements ObjectControl
Private objContext As ObjectContext
 
Public Const objNotaFiscal As String = "SynchroBusiness.cNotaFiscal"
 
Dim oINotaFiscal As INotaFiscal
 
Set oINotaFiscal = objContext.CreateInstance(objNotaFiscal) [COLOR=Red]'the error occurs here[/COLOR]
Call oINotaFiscal.CalculateTaxes(SendMsg, replyMsg, ErrorMsg)

SynchroBusiness.dll is installed in COM+


This error just occurs in Windows 2003.
In Windows 2000 the components are working fine.

Can anyone help?

Thanks
Roberto

objContext hasn't been instanciated....

-tg

ok... but... why is it working in Windows 2000?

if I put

VB Code:

Set objContext = New ObjectContext

occurs the Compile Error "Invalid use of New keyword"

I have encountered a similar issue. I have created a COM dll in VB6. It works fine in XP, however on Windows Server 2003 I receive "ActiveX component can't create object" when trying to instantiate it.

In a VB6 .exe to test the .dll, I have tried using:

VB Code:

Dim myDLL As Object
Set myDLL = New My_COM_Security.Dim_Sec

and

VB Code:

Dim myDLL As New My_COM_Security.Dim_Sec

Both methods to instantiate the .dll return the same error. The VB6 .dll is a simple 19 line function that calls a VB.NET .dll exposed to COM. I can instantiate the .NET .dll just fine from the VB6 .exe and know that it is simply an issue of not being able to instantiate the VB6 .dll.