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Hi!
I'm migrating ASP to ASP.NET.
I've migrated using the 'ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant' tool.
On debugging the migrated aspx code,the got an error saying," The 'itrackappln.itrackuser' object is not registered in the migration machine".
Fot hris,I'v to register all the COM objects before the invoke of the upgrade tool in the migration machine.
I don't know how n where to register the COM objects.Can anyone suggest a way to do this?
Cheers,
Raj

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If these COM components are DLL files, you can us the regsvr32.exe
command-line utility.

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Hi!
I'm migrating ASP to ASP.NET.
I've migrated using the 'ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant' tool.
On debugging the migrated aspx code,the got an error saying," The
'itrackappln.itrackuser' object is not registered in the migration
machine".
Fot hris,I'v to register all the COM objects before the invoke of the
upgrade tool in the migration machine.
I don't know how n where to register the COM objects.Can anyone suggest
a way to do this?
Cheers,
Raj

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