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Thread: Permission setting for a Shared COM

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    Hi All,

    The Scenario:
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    Two PC's A and B connected via LAN. A has a DLL in one of its directories and that directory is shared completely with B.

    The Problem:
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    The DLL acceses a local database. When I try using it from the PC B, error is returned, "Permission Denied".

    The Questions:
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    1.Is there some extra permision setting for DLL's ?
    2.Is'nt it enogh that the DLL is configured in MTS on PC A?
    3.Is there some place in MTS where these permissions are to be set ?

    Long one Huh !!

    Please do mail me if you have any solutions or answers
    Shaheryar Qureshi
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    Shaheryar Jamshaid Rahim Qureshi
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    www.thequreshi.com

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    Hey Sherry

    Export the MTS Package from computer A and run it on computer B

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    but is it possible to have MTS and DLLs on computer A and run application from computer B (B without MTS)? What I try to do is sending a mail from MTS and I fail. I get the "Permission denied" message.

    Best wishes,
    Syl

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    Yes, you can remotely launch a DCOM ActiveX Exe server on another computer without MTS, but they are a major pain in the butt to get all of the dcom permission settings correct (trust me on this one )

    MTS/COM+ makes the entire process much much easier

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