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Argument limit?!

This is a rather perplexing problem that I have never seen before. I
have a COM+ component (a function) that takes 14 arguments. Naturally,
if I call this function from my aspx code-behind with only 13
arguments I get an error that states that the function is expecting 14
arguments. Fine, no problem; however, when I provide 14 arguments in
my function call from my aspx code-behind I get this error:
Public member 'MyFunc' on type 'MyLib' not found.

So it goes from too few arguments to not found. That makes no sense to
me. Is there a limit to how many arguments you may have in a function
in an aspx code-behind?
Nov 18 '05 #1
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