set your aspcompat property of the document object to true on your webpage
form (click on the doucment, go to properties, 2nd item in the list). this
takes care of some plumbing which allows COM components to work on a
webpage. This step is required, but i can't see why it would give you an
access denied error. Anyway, addres this first. If the problem persists,
post a follow up.
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"l-touched" <> wrote in message
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> Hi!,
>
> I am developing with ASP.NET (VB.NET), I have my web server hosting my
aspx pages, in another server I have my COM+ components, I have exported my
Application Proxy from that component, I have installed that Application
Proxy in the web server, both of them servers are in the same domain. I have
probed that my Application Proxy without problems in Windows Forms, creating
my instances using "CreateObject" statement [p.e. Dim oAnything As Object =
CreateObject("Some.Object") ], without make any previus reference to
nothing.
>
> BUT!... but when I want to reproduce the same case using Web Forms....
appear an error when I want to instance the Object [remember: Dim oAnything
As Object = CreateObject("Some.Object")], The error is: "Access is Denied".
>
> NOTE: I hope to be clear explani you my case, if you have any question
plese write it.
>
> Could someone help me with some code, steps, online article, etc?.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> l-touched