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ThunderMusic
Hi,
I have a web project in VS 2005 and I'm using a wrapper to work with a COM
object. this object must work in a remoting environment. So we've done a
simple console app to give us the access to the remote object.
In our test web app, everything works fine... if we copy paste all the code
from the test app to the real app so we can have exactly the same thing in
each one, the real application raise an exception on the first call I do
after the "new MyObject()" line. My first guess would be that the problem
comes from the remoting, but I use exactly the same config file than the
test app.
The wrapper was in Framework 1.1, so I converted it to 2.0, I don't know if
it can change something, but for now, it does not work.
Does someone have an idea of what it would be? I mean, even with the same
code and the same config file. Is there a setting or something like it that
could cause the problem?
Thanks
ThunderMusic
I have a web project in VS 2005 and I'm using a wrapper to work with a COM
object. this object must work in a remoting environment. So we've done a
simple console app to give us the access to the remote object.
In our test web app, everything works fine... if we copy paste all the code
from the test app to the real app so we can have exactly the same thing in
each one, the real application raise an exception on the first call I do
after the "new MyObject()" line. My first guess would be that the problem
comes from the remoting, but I use exactly the same config file than the
test app.
The wrapper was in Framework 1.1, so I converted it to 2.0, I don't know if
it can change something, but for now, it does not work.
Does someone have an idea of what it would be? I mean, even with the same
code and the same config file. Is there a setting or something like it that
could cause the problem?
Thanks
ThunderMusic
