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0x80010105 (RPC_E_SERVERFAULT)

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David Bray

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Nov 9, 2008, 7:24:26 PM11/9/08
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Hi

I've missed something here - some part of the install process - maybe
someone can spot it;

My Install process is (new server);
1. IIS Up and running
2. .Net 2 (from windows update)
3. Foxpro installshield includes VFP runtimes
4. Test

I have a com object I use on a IIS Server

recently I purchased a new server W2003k - same as old one

the com object works on the old server

I've gone back to the installshield and recompiled all that

the com object runs from a vbs script on the server

also .aspx runs ok until it tries to communicate with the com object

i've got it down to this -- this works on the old server, not the new --

Foxpro Com Object compiled multithreaded com server
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Define Class test As Session OlePublic
DATAPATH = ""
Enddefine

Put this on server and register with regsvr32

VBScript Test Ok
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Set obj = CreateObject("t1.test" )
obj.DATAPATH = "Something"
msgBox obj.DATAPATH


ASP.Net test Fails
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Dim y As New t1.test
y.DATAPATH = "something"


the error looks like this
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The server threw an exception. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80010105
(RPC_E_SERVERFAULT))
and shows the line ...


thanks in advance
David Bray

tom knauf

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Dec 3, 2008, 4:24:43 AM12/3/08
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Hi,
did you include the multithread runtime dll (the one with t if I remmeber
correctly) ?

Regards
tom


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David Bray

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Dec 3, 2008, 4:51:40 PM12/3/08
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yes - both runtimes are there and in the registry too

Thanks for your thoughts on this tom - my answer has been to go through
the code and late bind the foxpro com objects (i.e. use CreateObject ) -
which works .. but ..

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