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VB DLL x Visual Interdev
I'm trying to execute a VB DLL under Visual Interdev using VB Script. I have a code like this:
Dim objUsuario
Set objUsuario = CreateObject("XXX.User")
I've used the same code under VB and there's no problem. But when I try to use it over Visual Interdev I got the message:
<Permission denied: 'CreateObject'>
On VB I have to set the reference to the Object ("Project, References"); should I do the same for VI?
Why do I receive this message? Should I set some special kind of permission?
Thanks.
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I put <Server> before <CreateObject> but It still doesn't work... Now I get this error message:
<The call to Server.CreateObject failed while checking permissions. Access is denied to this object>
Does anybody know what is happening? It worked well under NT, but now that I'm using Windows 2000, it seems something has changed... maybe some IIS configuration... Does anybody have an idea?
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Check the permissions on the IIS default user..
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How can I Check the permissions on the IIS default user?
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Assuming your running Win2k, you open Active Directory Users & Computers and modify the security of the IUSR account that is used to access IIS services and out of process execution
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It's OK now. Thank you very much for your help. I guess I did something like this on NT last year... but I didn't remember... there is almost one year since I've worked with asp/Interdev... I guess I have a lot of things to study again...
Thanks.