Hi, I am trying to consume a C# library from ASP through interOP, this
is to read some configuration settings from the machine.config file. But
for some reason the interOP works fine with a VB client but not with
ASP, though ASP can create the instance it fails executing the method.
Would be nice if any of you could help me to figure out whats wrong.
many thanks,
-Manjula
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Hi Manjula:
Do you see an error message or exception?
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Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 17:03:33 +0600, Manjula Dinesh
<sa******@hotma il.com> wrote: Hi, I am trying to consume a C# library from ASP through interOP, this
is to read some configuration settings from the machine.config file. But
for some reason the interOP works fine with a VB client but not with
ASP, though ASP can create the instance it fails executing the method.
Would be nice if any of you could help me to figure out whats wrong.
many thanks,
-Manjula
The first thing I would do is look at permissions.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
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"Manjula Dinesh" <sa******@hotma il.com> wrote in message
news:42******** ******@hotmail. com... Hi, I am trying to consume a C# library from ASP through interOP, this is
to read some configuration settings from the machine.config file. But for
some reason the interOP works fine with a VB client but not with ASP,
though ASP can create the instance it fails executing the method.
Would be nice if any of you could help me to figure out whats wrong.
many thanks,
-Manjula
Hi Scott, its a generic exception like this,
System error '80131902'
Could not create EC.Configuratio n.ConfigSection Handler, EC.Configuratio n
/test/testInterOp.asp , line 7
Anyway this was in Windows 2003, but after some permisison changes it
worked in Windows 2000 Server. Still I am trying to figure out what is
causing in Windows 2003.
Thanks,
-Manjula
Scott Allen wrote: Hi Manjula:
Do you see an error message or exception?
--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 17:03:33 +0600, Manjula Dinesh
<sa******@hotma il.com> wrote:
Hi, I am trying to consume a C# library from ASP through interOP, this
is to read some configuration settings from the machine.config file. But
for some reason the interOP works fine with a VB client but not with
ASP, though ASP can create the instance it fails executing the method.
Would be nice if any of you could help me to figure out whats wrong.
many thanks,
-Manjula
Yes, that helped, after changing permission settings it worked in
Windows Server 2000, but not yet in Windows 2003, just wondering what I
am missing?
thanks again,
-Manjula
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Hi, I am trying to consume a C# library from ASP through interOP, this
is to read some configuration settings from the machine.config file. But
for some reason the interOP works fine with a VB client but not with
ASP, though ASP can create the instance it fails executing the method.
Would be nice if any of you could help me to figure out whats wrong.
many thanks,
-Manjula
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