DCOM

Greg Robinson <[email protected]> Thu, 24 Oct 2002 08:01:46 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.devel.vbcom
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I am using a 3rd party DLL on a web server.  This DLL is instantiated wit=
h
late binding via Server.CreateObject.

I also want to use this 3rd party DLL from client workstations using DCOM=
.
 On the web server, the IIS site is set to medium pooling, so, it is my
understanding the 3rd party DLL runs under DLLHOST.EXE.

If I want to now remote to this DLL, I will need to export a client proxy=
.
 I can do this easily by placing the DLL in a COM+ package.  However, wha=
t
if i cannot, for whatever reason, place the DLL in a COM+ package?  How
do I remote to this  DLL without COM+?  Or, how do I create the surrogate=

process for that DLL to run in and how do I create a client proxy I can
install on my client workstations?

And finally, if I do create a COM+ application and add the 3rd party DLL
to and Export a proxy from with the wizard, will this effect how my ASP
client uses the DLL?




Greg Robinson
Director of Training and .NET Technologies
Scribble Software and Training
www.scribblesoftware.com
www.scribbletraining.com

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