COM+ compatibility problem

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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.
 
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| 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.
 
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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