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Thread: VB IIS programs and Active X

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    I created my first IIS program (ASP). It uses the ADO database objects. It runs fine when I run it as long as I am in VB developer mode, however after I compile it and try requesting the page thru the browser, It can't create the Objects. I have done some debugging , and Everything else seems to work Ok. I can send text, templates ...etc. It just has trouble with active X objects. I remember reading somewhere that in general, your internet application only has access to the directory it is running in. Do I need the ADO dll's in my applications directory? Do I have to do something with permissions? I am running on NT with PWS installed.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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    Unhappy I am having the same problem..

    I'm having the same problem. Created my first IIS app, but can't get it working outside of VB6.

    SOMEONE HELP!!!!

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    yes, I have used relative paths. I compile the dll, send it to my web host. Then get an error when they try to register the dll. They get an error "DLLRegisterServer in xxxxxx.dll failed Return code was:
    0x80004005"

    Does this make any sense as to what might be the problem?
    It runs fine in VB develop mode on Win98 and PWS.

    I have not run it as a compiled dll outside of VB. Can anyone help me with this? I never used PWS before.

    David Torres

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