Originally posted by Mike Chaple
Well, I probably misunderstood you, when you say stop the web service, I was stooping IIS form the Admin Console. That does not work for me. Today I decided to stop the IIS Admin Service from SERVICES at the Control Panel. That works for me, not an elegant solution but better than reboot.

I am sure that you relay meant to stop the Service the way I did today.

I want to thank you for all your help.

The direction I am heading is to have a COM component server, so I can unload traffic from the IIS and have a better control over COM Development/Deployment. I am trying to find the Server,createobject parameter that allow me to point to a COM Server in the same Network, but no luck yet.
Sorry I wasn't clear either. Yeah, I did mean stopping IIS from the SERVICS screen.
The server parameter works like this:
VB Code:
  1. Set myCOMObj = Server.CreateObject("MyProgID","SomeOtherServerHere")
-- At least that's how I've been lead to believe it works....