COM+ compatibility problem

[mbilalayub]

I have developed a application with C#, SQL Server 2000 and COM+
1.5(Windows Xp). but i need to deploy it on Windows 2000. I am facing
following problem.

1. when i register dll using RegSvcs. it return a error
"PrivateComponentAttribute is not supported on current Operating
System".

2. After removing privateComponentAttribute it return error
"System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8004E002): The root
transaction wanted to commit, but transaction aborted"

Is any one know that how can i deploy this application on Windows 2000.

 

[Willy Denoyette [MVP]]

|
| I have developed a application with C#, SQL Server 2000 and COM+
| 1.5(Windows Xp). but i need to deploy it on Windows 2000. I am facing
| following problem.
|
| 1. when i register dll using RegSvcs. it return a error
| "PrivateComponentAttribute is not supported on current Operating
| System".
|
| 2. After removing privateComponentAttribute it return error
| "System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8004E002): The root
| transaction wanted to commit, but transaction aborted"
|
| Is any one know that how can i deploy this application on Windows 2000.
|

W2K is a downlevel OS, it only supports COM+1.0 features while XP and higher
do support COM+1.5. That means that you can't use any of the 1.5 features if
you need to deploy on W2K.

Willy.

 

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello mbilalayub,

Just to add to Willy, the list of new features you can find there
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...html/e7073ba5-6b19-4d94-8cc0-b4e16bb44afd.asp

m> I have developed a application with C#, SQL Server 2000 and COM+
m> 1.5(Windows Xp). but i need to deploy it on Windows 2000. I am facing
m> following problem.
m>
m> 1. when i register dll using RegSvcs. it return a error
m> "PrivateComponentAttribute is not supported on current Operating
m> System".
m>
m> 2. After removing privateComponentAttribute it return error
m> "System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8004E002): The root
m> transaction wanted to commit, but transaction aborted"
m>
m> Is any one know that how can i deploy this application on Windows
m> 2000.
m>
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