Looks to me like the DLL is not being installed on the machine... you must be sure to have the codebase attribute set in the HTML page. Also it looks like you could possibly have a different compilation of the DLL file. This will happen if you dont have the application set to binary compatibility each time u recompile. You must be sure the the GUID stays the same for the dll because thats how its called via the web page. Either the web page itself is calling the wrong guid or the guid is being changed each time u recompile.
*Note Keep in mind that just because it runs on the current machine does not mean it will run on others... the development machine is not a good test. The others are. reason why is because you have to be sure the DLL made the initial download to the machine.. and the HTML page being used is calling that particular DLL.
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by: PaulHewsPosted on 2000-08-22 at 06:19:44ID: 4023474
Here's a good place to start:
om/support /kb/articl es/Q167/3/ 80.asp
om/support /kb/articl es/Q168/4/ 31.asp
http://support.microsoft.c
Or this:
http://support.microsoft.c
But my best advice would be to use ASP instead, which has a much better track record, is much better supported and will deliver robust web apps with less than a tenth of the headaches.