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COM object in a service usable from ASP but not ASP.Net

WTH
Weird goings on over here, I have a COM object DCServerAdmin, that I
can break in when I attach the debugger to the service that creates the
object and I call a method on that object from an ASP page.

Now, if the method on the DCServerAdmin COM object is called from an
ASP.Net (C# DLL) page, it never breaks in the service's process BUT the
ASP.Net code doesn't report any exceptions. I don't have immediate
access to the C# code so I can do any tests on it just yet, but it
looks totally normal. I know there are process differences between ASP
and ASP.Net (ASP shares its process with other ASP pages, ASP.Net code
runs in its own, et cetera...)

TIA,
WTH

Jul 22 '05 #1
1 1067
WTH
Sorry, it turned out that the ASP.Net code was not declaring a pointer
to the server object but declaring the class instance like this:

MyDCServerAdminClass l_oDCAdmin = new libxxxx.MyDCServerAdminClass

instead of:

MyDCServerAdmin l_oDCAdmin = new libxxxx.MyDCServerAdminClass

and weirdness ensued.

Sorry to have wasted the bandwidth.

WTH

Jul 22 '05 #2

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